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Applying and Appealing to Receive Retroactive Medicaid Benefits :

Last-Minute Medicaid Planning in Massachusetts :

Deathbed Estate and Tax Planning :

Estate Planning on Behalf of Incompetent Persons Under Durable Powers of Attorney and Massachusetts Guardianship/Conservatorship Law :

A Potpourri of Cutting-Edge Issues in Massachusetts Medicaid Planning :

Preserving All Assets and Maximum Income for the Community Spouse When the Other Spouse Enters a Nursing Home :

Problems with Outright Gifts in the Medicaid Planning Context :

Despite Medicaid Transfer Restrictions, Some Transfers of the Home are Always Safe :

A Primer for Lawyers, CPAs and Elder Care Professionals on the Use of Reserved Special Powers of Appointment in Medicaid Planning :

Using Long-Term Care Insurance to Cover the Medicaid Disqualification Period :

The Rise of Long Term Care Insurance and Decline of Trusts in Preventative Planning for Custodial Care :

Fitting Medicaid Issues and Long-Term Care Insurance into Estate and Gift Tax Planning :

Fitting Tax Planning and Immediate Annuities into Last Minute Medicaid Planning :

Death and Taxes: A Potpourri of Basic Federal Tax Rules :

Appointing a Health Care Agent Under Massachusetts Law :

Protecting Your Home from Creditors in Massachusetts :

A Question for Practicing Lawyers: Could It Be Legal Malpractice to Ignore Long-Term Care Insurance :

Non-Tax Estate Planning Considerations for the Terminally Ill person in Massachusetts :

Income Tax Planning for the Terminally Ill or Recently Deceased Person :

Questions and Answers About Declarations of Homestead in Massachusetts :

A Primer for Elder Law Attorneys on Avoiding the Inadvertent Creation of General Powers of Appointment in Durable Powers of Attorney Trusts :

Life Estate Can Be "Retained" for Estate Tax Purposes Under Internal Revenue Code Section 2036 Without Being Reserved in Deed :

Jointly-Held Assets: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly :

An Analysis of the Tax Aspect of Various Types of Transfers of the Home :

Nursing Home Residents Rights :

Proper Medicaid Planning My Permit Keeping the Home in the Family :

In Medicaid Planning, Some Trusts Can Put Elderly Persons in a Worse Position Than If They Had Taken No Action At All :

Resolving Disputes at Nursing Homes :

Summary of 2006 Federal Medicaid Law :