A ruling by the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts in 2017 resulted in a big win for seniors everywhere when it comes to Medicaid estate planning and preventing assets from counting against Medicaid eligibility. The court reversed two cases — Nadeau v. Director of the Office of Medicaid, and Daley v. Secretary of the Executive Office of Health and Human Services — which pertained to eligibility for long-term assistance under the Massachusetts Medicaid program (MassHealth).

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The reasons small businesses prosper or fail are legion. Customer service, management, quality control, the overall economy and many other factors come into play, but the right technology is a critical component. Great tech and software can simplify operations and save a company money in both the short and long run.

Establishing a foundational understanding of individual estate planning concepts and how those concepts work together to create a comprehensive plan are essential parts of starting a new estate planning practice. Your clients expect expert guidance on how to control their property, provide for themselves and their loved ones and how to plan for incapacitation and estate distribution.