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January 23, 2021
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Category: Special Needs Planning

The Differences between 504 Plans in Public Schools vs Colleges & Universities

It is important for students with disabilities who plan to attend college, and their parents, to understand how their...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

Retirement Benefits: How Social Security, Medicare and Retirement Accounts Change in 2014

Medicare, Social Security retirement benefits, and individual retirement accounts all change in small but important ways in 2014, and...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

Electronic Tracking Devices in the Wake of Avonte

By Marion Walsh, Esq., & Stacy Sadove, Esq. The death of Avonte Oquendo, a 14 year old boy with ...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

Companies to Rehire Boomers as Post-Retirement Consultants

Large numbers of baby boomers will reach retirement age soon, and that could result in a shortage of knowledgeable...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

Handling a Large Inheritance Can Be More Difficult than It May Seem

As they plan their estates, many people consider themselves fortunate if they are able to leave substantial inheritances to...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

Social Security Administration Begins Processing Claims for Same-Sex Surviving Spouses

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has begun processing benefits claims for surviving spouses of same-sex marriages. On December 16,...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

New York Passes Law to Establish New State License for ABA Providers

by Marion Walsh, Esq. On January 10th, Governor Cuomo signed into law a bill which establishes a new state license...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

New York Passes Law to Establish New State License for ABA Providers

by Marion Walsh, Esq. On January 10th, Governor Cuomo signed into law a bill which establishes a new state license...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

More Seniors Living With Their Children

Over the past two decades, the percentage of people age 65 and older who live with their adult children...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

The Two-Midnight Rule: The Difference Between Inpatient and Outpatient Status and How it Affects Medicare Part A and B Payouts

For recipients of Medicare benefits, the cost of a hospital stay and any subsequent stay in a nursing facility...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

Leaving Unequal Inheritances to Children Can Cause Problems

Many people creating or updating an estate plan are blessed with children and grandchildren, and enough assets to leave...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

How Special Needs Families Can Save Money and Plan for Their Financial Future

Parents of a child with special needs know that there are many expenses for their child and sometimes seemingly...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

More Scams Target Elderly New Yorkers

The AARP recently reported a surge in scams targeting seniors in New York City. The actual increase in fraud...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

Senate Special Committee on Aging Launches New Hotline to Tackle Fraud, Elder Abuse

Older Americans are often the victims of fraud, whether through fake sweepstakes offers, phony investments or Social Security fraud....
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning

How to Reduce Expenses After Retirement

A retirement savings plan and an estate plan go hand in hand. Proper planning can allow you to enjoy...
Legal Articles, Special Needs Planning
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