NAELA News Volume 26 Issue 4
By Josh Ard, Esq., PhD
From Eagle Scout to Elder Law Attorney.
An Active Leader of NAELA and State Bars. Since joining NAELA in 1993, Robert Anderson has done so much for NAELA
By Robert C. Anderson, CELA, CAP
Developing a client maintenance program and harmony strategies will make a difference for your clients and their families, thereby distinguishing yourself as a relational attorney.
By Bridget O’Brien Swartz, Esq.
Following a long, cold winter in most parts of the country, more than 200 NAELA members were happy to be greeted by sunny, blue skies (albeit with temperatures that just reached 100 degrees) in Scottsdale, Arizona
By Daphne Moritz, Esq., and Prof. Bobbi Flowers
a review of the seminar topics and speakers
By Kathryn Cook DeAngelo, CELA, CAP
An article on special needs trust beneficiaries as derivative clients in a previous issue draws this reader’s response.
By Morris Klein, CELA, CAP
Jimmo v. Sebelius challenged the legality of the “improvement” standard.
By Bradley J. Frigon, CELA, CAP
America faces a long-term care crisis that Congress needs to address.
In September 2012, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) asked to interview NAELA members about issues related to Medicaid eligibility for an upcoming report.
By A. Frank Johns, CELA, CAP
NAELA had a significant presence at the Third World Congress on Adult Guardianship held from May 28–30, 2014, in the Washington, D.C., suburb of Crystal City.
By NAELA Publications
Special Needs Law attorneys throughout the country contribute a great deal to their communities by educating those with special needs, their families, and caregivers about their legal needs.
By Jennifer VanderVeen, CELA, and Gregory French, CELA, CAP
A unique learning and networking experience.
By Bradley J. Frigon, CELA, CAP
The cornerstone of NAELA has been to provide education to ensure members are recognized as leaders in their field, enhancing the quality of life for the elderly and people with special needs.