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Thoughts and Considerations for Executors

Upon a decedent’s passing, it is necessary for the executor named therein to analyze the amount and value as well as the types of assets making up the estate to determine if it shall be necessary to “probate” the decedent’s last will and testament. Probating such a document, and the corresponding qualification of the executor…

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My client has received a personal injury settlement. How do I determine if an MSA is required?

Not all cases require a Medicare Set-Aside Arrangement. It is important for personal injury attorneys to understand when a set aside is required and when it is not. While the MSA protects the client and the personal injury attorney, it does reduce the pool of money available from the settlement to be used by the…

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Elder Law Leaders Host Free Seminars to Share Nursing Home Strategies that Protect a Family’s Assets

Moorestown, N.J. – The Begley Law Group is hosting free elder care seminars on Tuesday, June 21 through Thursday, June 23 in the Moorestown area. The seminar will cover what individuals and their families can do to keep nursing home costs from wiping out their savings, including how Medicaid or Veteran’s Benefits can pay for…

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Why Personal Injury Attorneys Need to Know If Your Client Is a Disabled Veteran – Special Report

By Barbara A. Isenhour and Sean R. Bleck Before you bring any lawsuit on behalf of a disabled client there is an important piece of information you need to know.  Is your client a disabled veteran and if so, is she or he receiving or eligible for Veterans Compensation benefits or Veterans Pension benefits?  One…

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