By Judith Grimaldi, CELA, CAP
The NAELA Delegation to the Netherlands visits the government run Dementia Village
By Abby Matienzo, NAELA Staff
Have you considered joining one of NAELA’s many committees and task forces? Little to no experience is needed to join some committees.
By Robert A. Mason, CELA, CAP
Squeezing capital gains taxation from trusts to beneficiaries.
By Amy Acheson, Esq
Jerry Rothkoff's advocacy-based vision of "elder care law" serves as an optimistic and reassuring model for those involved in this field.
By Jerold E. Rothkoff, Esq.
Jerry Rothkoff, this month's featured member, waxes poetic about elder law with some help from Bruce.
By NAELA Publications
During the past year, NAELA’s focus has been on improving and enhancing member value
By Lauren S. Marinaro, Esq.
The nursing home Minimum Data Set screening brings elder law dilemmas into focus.
By NAELA Publications
The new “Legal and Care Planning for People with Multiple Sclerosis” video series is intended to help people diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis and their families understand the complex legal and planning issues that they face.
By John William Callinan, CELA, CAP
The NAELA Litigation Committee, in coordination with the NAELA Foundation, wants to work with NAELA members to protect the rights of our clients through litigation, when all else has failed.
By Edwin M. Boyer, Esq., CAP, Fellow
The Advanced Elder Law Review and VA Accreditation preconference programs will help you advance your skills.
By Eric M. Carlson, Esq.
Medicaid coverage gap was the result of living in an assisted living facility rather than a nursing facility.
By David Michael Goldfarb, Esq.
NAELA member Jessica Kruse goes to Washington.
By Catherine Anne Seal, CELA, CAP
On December 13, 2016, President Barack Obama signed the 21st Century Cures Act into law, which includes the Special Needs Trust Fairness Act, a top NAELA priority.
By Peter G. Wacht, CAE
The traditional association saying “No money, no mission” certainly comes to mind when considering the question.