WC-Medicare Letter to Insur Co requesting payoff
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WC-Medicare Letter to Medicaid enclosing payoff
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WC-Medicare Letter to Medicaid requesting payoff
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WC-Medicare Letter to Medical Claims Custodian Trustee
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WC-Medicare Letter to Medicare COB enclosing payoff
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WC-Medicare Letter to Medicare COB requesting payoff
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WC-Medicare Letter to Social Security Administration
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WC-Medicare List of Documents Requested
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WC-Medicare Memo for Client-Trustee Counseling Session
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WC-Medicare Screening Sheet
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WC-Medicare Set-Aside Trust
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WC-Medicare System Documents
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Why attorneys need to know about SNTs
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wilcenski-FEE AGREEMENTS AND BILLING ISSUES IN THIRD PARTY TRUST.outline
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Trust Committee
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Trust Funding-Titling Memo to Third Parties
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Typical D4A
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Zprexa client letter
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Naming a Special Needs Trust as Beneficiary of your IRA or Retirement Plan
This issue of the Voice was written by Special Needs Alliance member Lisa Nachmias Davis, CELA, a partner in the New Haven, Connecticut law firm of Davis O'Sullivan & Priest, LLC. Ms. Davis helps clients with estate planning, setting up or administering special needs trusts, qualifying for public benefits, and probate and estate settlement; she also represents charities and other nonprofit organizations. Her website is www.sharinglaw.net.
When People with Disabilities Divorce
By Barbara Hughes, Esq., and Edward V. Wilcenski, Esq. Studies indicate that divorce rates increase with the onset of a disability. While any divorce is likely to be disruptive, when one or both partners have special needs, there are additional complications. Marital laws differ by state, but here are issues to consider. Question of Capacity [...]