Is a Line of Credit Income Under NJ Medicaid Eligibility Standards?
A line of credit is not income for the purpose of Medicaid eligibility. Borrowed funds are specifically excluded from income for the purpose of …
A line of credit is not income for the purpose of Medicaid eligibility. Borrowed funds are specifically excluded from income for the purpose of …
The Construction of Curb Cuts are an Accommodation Under the FHA and are Therefore the Landlord’s Expense A curb cut may be considered an …
In order to receive payment under a defective contract a legal claim called “quantum meruit” must be asserted to win; “a plaintiff must establish”: …
In a recent NJ case, a plaintiff claims the trial court erred by failing to find defendant violated The Prudent Investor Act (the Act) …
Here’s a recent case that seems unfair to a real estate broker who failed to get a signed commission agreement before introducing a buyer …
Gifts made within 5 years of applying for Medicaid will result in a penalty to the applicant equal to the value of the gift(s) …
Spot zoning refers to a zoning ordinance that “benefit[s] particular private interests rather than the collective interests of the community.” If an ordinance is …
Money damages are generally given in a breach of contract case. Sometimes a court will order a contractor to finish a job instead of …
Almost every day, a family contacts my office with concerns about their loved ones’ mental health and has questions about New Jersey’s Civil Commitment …
Here’s an interesting case. A sister and two brothers are named as owners on a deed. Sister also has life rights to the property. …
In New Jersey, a trustee may close out and finalize a trust by filing an Action for the Settlement of Accounts with the Superior …
Balance billing by Medicaid providers is clearly prohibited by both state and federal law. Under 42 U.S.C. § 1396u-2: Each Medicaid managed care organization …
Federal tax laws which allowed retirement accounts to remain tax deferred by allowing certain beneficiaries to delay the withdrawal of account funds over their …
Under N.J.S.A. 3B:31-72(a), [a] trustee who commits a breach of trust is liable to the beneficiaries affected for the greater of: (1) the amount …
There is a legal action known as a “private nuisance”. “The essence of a private nuisance is an unreasonable interference with the quiet use …
I felt that all our questions and concerns were heard. Mr. Niemann listened and then offered choices and thoughts that I would never had …
The general answer is no, unless the trust agreements compels the trustee to make partial distributions during the winding up of the trust and …
Recently a client provided me with a NJ LLC Certificate of Formation he filed online by himself several weeks previously. For unknown reasons, he …
States may accept self-attestation of non-financial eligibility criteria for Medicaid, except as required by law or regulation (citizenship and immigration status, Asset Verification System). …
For Medicaid, CHIP, and BHP, states must accept applications from the applicant, an adult in the applicant’s household, an authorized representative, or if the …
States must have procedures in place designed to ensure that beneficiaries in Medicaid, CHIP, and a BHP can timely and accurately report changes in …
For MAGI Medicaid and CHIP beneficiaries whose eligibility has been terminated at renewal, the agency must reconsider the individual’s eligibility without requiring the individual …
If a Medicaid beneficiary is no longer eligible for the category in which the beneficiary is enrolled, the Medicaid agency must consider whether the …
A client’s father has been paying permanent alimony for about 20 years and is now remarried. Both he and his current wife are receiving …
If an ex parte renewal cannot be completed, the agency must provide beneficiaries with a renewal form and request information from the beneficiary. The …
In my previous blog I discussed how NJ will conduct renewals for continuing Medicaid eligibility. In this blog I will go over understanding the …
In my previous blog I discussed what to do when NJ seeks to terminate your Medicaid long-term care benefits when the COVID-19 emergency ends. …
Under the FFCRA, New Jersey must maintain continuous enrollment of Medicaid beneficiaries through the last day of the month in which the PHE ends, …
Many of our clients with disabilities have recently begun receiving letters from the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development or the Social …
It was difficult for us to put our house in a trust. We did our research and walked away confused with so many different …