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How Can a Health Care Proxy Be Revoked in New York State?
How Can a Health Care Proxy Be Revoked in New York State?
What happens when you have a health care proxy in place, and something happens to your healthcare agent or you just no longer want that person to make these important decisions on your behalf. Life happens. Relationships evolve. Maybe you originally chose a spouse, but you are now divorced. Or...
How much does a Medicaid lawyer cost?
How much does a Medicaid lawyer cost?
Trying to figure out how much a Medicaid lawyer costs in the state could be challenging. That is a question we hear frequently here at Tully Law Group, PC, and the answer may surprise you: it varies! Most attorneys charge an hourly fee, which could range from $150 to over...
What does a Medicaid lawyer do?
What does a Medicaid lawyer do?
Medicaid is a federal and state-funded program that helps pay for various medical costs for low-income individuals. What does a Medicaid lawyer do? For one, they help guide eligible people through the complex application and asset planning processes. Learn more about how the accomplished attorneys at Tully Law Group, PC...
Can a family member get paid to be a caregiver in New York?
Can a family member get paid to be a caregiver in New York?
Can a family member get paid to be a caregiver in New York? The short answer is yes – a family member could get paid to be a caregiver. The Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) is a Medicaid program that compensates friends or relatives who provide qualifying patients with...
How To Select an Elder Law Attorney
How To Select an Elder Law Attorney
Selecting an elder law attorney that meets your needs is crucial, especially if you believe you will encounter legal challenges. It is common for people’s circumstances to have changed over the years, and their family’s needs may look different. It is important to hire an advocate who understands the various...
What is the maximum income for Medicaid in NY?
What is the maximum income for Medicaid in NY?
Medicaid is a key resource for many New York families, offering health insurance for those with financial challenges. However, what is the maximum income for Medicaid in NY? It is essential to understand Medicaid income limits for eligibility when you are planning for yourself or a loved one. Our team...
Introducing “Ask Brian”
Introducing “Ask Brian”
A new digital series where your questions find answers. In the world of elder law, there exists a common scene familiar to many: a cluttered kitchen table adorned with prescription bottles, papers, and envelopes, where a client eagerly awaits guidance. This poignant snapshot, captured by attorney Brian, reflects a profound...
What is the Transfer on Death Deed Law
What is the Transfer on Death Deed Law
On April 20, 2024, New York State passed legislation as part of its Fiscal Year 2025 Executive Budget, allowing for transfer-on-death (TOD) deeds. This new law, known as the TOD Deed Law, is set to take effect on July 19, 2024, and will be integrated as a new Section 424...
Preventing Elder Abuse: Financial and Legal Concerns with a Care Component
Preventing Elder Abuse: Financial and Legal Concerns with a Care Component
As our population ages, ensuring the safety and well-being of our elders becomes increasingly crucial. One critical area where older adults are particularly vulnerable is financial and legal abuse. This form of abuse can have devastating consequences, leaving seniors financially destitute and emotionally scarred. It's essential to understand the warning...
Exploring Life Care Planning: A Unique Approach to Elder Care and Estate Planning on Long Island
Exploring Life Care Planning: A Unique Approach to Elder Care and Estate Planning on Long Island
In the realm of elder care and estate planning, the landscape can often seem complex and daunting. Families navigating these waters often seek guidance and support to ensure the well-being of their loved ones as they age. Enter Life Care Planning – a distinctive service offered by Tully Law Group, redefining the approach...