NAELA News Volume 26 Issue 1
By Professor Roberta K. Flowers
A NAELA Past President and Fellow, passionate advocate, artist, husband and father, Frank Johns leads a multi-faceted life.
By A. Frank Johns, CELA, CAP, Fellow
The need for a broader reaching standard of practice that embraces protections for non-client beneficiaries of special needs trusts.
By Charles P. Sabatino, JD
It is hard not to walk away from the Institute without a renewed appreciation that continuous learning is a key to serving our clients at the highest level.
By Bridget O’Brien Swartz, Esq.
Join fellow Elder and Special Needs Law professionals in a program that’s focused on engaging and connecting with your peers.
By Jason A. Frank, CELA, CAP, and Jack K. Beckett
Provisions of the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013 (BBA 2013) expand the scope of reimbursement for payments made on behalf of Medicaid recipients that states are required to seek from tort recoveries. BBA 2013 amends portions of the Social Security Act
By Ronald A. Fatoullah, CELA, CAP
The Act’s goal is to vest a single state with jurisdiction over any one particular adult protective proceeding at any one particular time.
By NAELA Publications
In response to an article in the December 2013/January 2014 issue “HUD Makes Mandatory Changes to the Reverse Mortgage,” by Michael L. Banner
By Paul V. Black, Esq.
You want to work from home, on the road, and in your office. Here are some tips on how you can have the “locational flexibility” you’re looking for.
By Daphne Moritz, Esq.
If you have ever thought that the life of an Estate Planning or Elder Law attorney was a boring grind, think again.
By Howard S. Krooks, CELA, CAP
Back in 1998, a movie was released that captured the hearts and minds of romantic comedy movie lovers.
By Peter G. Wacht, CAE
Before I started working for NAELA, I had known for quite some time that Elder and Special Needs Law attorneys were unique.