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Elder Law Newsletter
Housing - Reverse Mortgages - Generally
 
In a traditional mortgage, a buyer borrows money from a lending institution to finance the purchase of real estate, and then pays the institution back after the purchase is made. As payments are made, the principal balance of the loan decreases. More...
 
Discharge or Transfer from a Nursing Home Facility
 
Most nursing home or long-term care facilities accept funding from either the Medicare or Medicaid programs, or both. When a nursing home does accept such funding, it has to comply the Nursing Home Reform Act of 1987 (Act) and applicable state law. More...
 
Medicare Part B - Supplemental Medical Insurance
 
Two types of individuals are eligible for Medicare Part B coverage: (1) patients who are eligible for Medicare Part A without paying premiums; and (2) individuals older than 65 years of age who are U.S. citizens, U.S. residents, or legal resident aliens who have lived in the U.S. for at least five years. More...
 
Medicaid Eligibility
 
Medicaid provides payment of health care coverage for several low-income populations in the United States.More...
 
Pet Trusts and Alternatives for Pet Care
 
Many elderly Americans want to ensure that, after they die, their pets are adequately cared for and supported. Some states explicitly allow pet owners to set up trusts for this purpose. However, even in states that do not allow pet trusts, some alternatives are likely available to accomplish a similar result.More...
 
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