When a person in New Jersey decides to put a loved one in a nursing home, they will have to execute a contract with the facility. It is important that people understand what to include and what not to include in such contracts. This is for the benefit of their loved...
Month: April 2019
Medicaid planning and the five-year ‘look-back’ period
While some people in New Jersey may have long-term care insurance or a significant amount of savings to pay for nursing home care, many people plan on using Medicaid benefits. A person may qualify for Medicaid benefits if their monthly income does not exceed a certain...
The difference between guardianships and conservatorships
Chances are, your parents have always been able to make their own decisions when it comes to their medical care, finances and so on. In some cases, though, these loved ones can suffer injuries or develop illnesses that make them incapable of doing so any longer. When...
How can you protect your special needs child in your estate plan?
Parents of special needs children in New Jersey are often grateful for every moment they have with their child. However, they may understand that their child will need life-long care, and, thus, may be worried about what will happen to their child once they are no...
Adult children can provide care to aging parents in New Jersey
Many people in New Jersey find themselves having to care for their aging parents, even if they are still working themselves. It can be difficult to find a work-life balance when you are a caregiver. However, there are legal options that may help people care for aging...