NAELA News Volume 27 Issue 4
By Ruthann P. Lacey, CELA, CAP
An impartial, professional interpreter can help you with language and cultural barriers so communication with your client is accurate and clear.
By Daphne Moritz, Esq.
Serving his community and NAELA, Ron Fatoullah, CELA, CAP, is passionate about Elder Law and Special Needs Planning.
By Ronald A. Fatoullah, CELA, CAP
Planning for tax considerations is an important part of drafting a Supplemental Needs Trust.
By Kathleen Kienitz, CELA
NAELA member discusses similarities and differences in the practice of Elder Law in Israel and the United States with an Elder Law pioneer.
By Leonard Mondschein, CELA, CAP
Do you know how to measure how your website is performing?
By Avram L. Sacks, Esq.
These programs can be a useful tool and a trap for the unwary.
By Julie M. Fiedler, CELA, and Letha Sgritta McDowell, CELA
NAELA’s 2016 Annual Conference provides practitioners an opportunity to stay current on a variety of issues impacting Elder and Special Needs Law.
By Douglas A. Asofsky, MPA
As many as one in 10 Americans have kidney disease. Most of them don’t know it! There are few if any symptoms in the early stages.
By Stephen J. Silverberg, CELA, CAP
Stephen J. Silverberg, CELA, CAP, testified at a recent hearing on de-risking transactions of employer-sponsored defined benefit plans.
By David Goldfarb, Esq.
One plus one does not equal two in politics. No, I’m not talking about the “fuzzy math” that candidates accuse each other of using to support their policies. I’m talking about the fact that people advocating together under the same banner is greater
By Vincent J. Russo, CELA, CAP
The mission of the NAELA Foundation is to promote the goals of NAELA and the Elder and Special Needs Law profession
By Amy Acheson, Esq.
Cognitive impairment among practicing lawyers is a hot button issue. According to the American Bar Association, a third of the lawyers in the United States are age 55 and older.
By Shirley Berger Whitenack, Esq., CAP
The landscape of Elder Law and Special Needs Planning is ever-changing and practitioners must stay ahead of the curve by anticipating changes in the practice and dealing with the changes head-on
By Peter G. Wacht, CAE
From an organizational perspective, serving as a Connector is one of NAELA’s primary objectives, as we seek to present and promote the Academy as the Elder and Special Needs Law hub