WC-Medicare Letter to Medical Claims Custodian Trustee
2020-10-28T11:11:03-04:00This file is part of the Documents Library.
WC-Medicare Letter to Medicare COB enclosing payoff
2020-10-28T11:06:10-04:00This file is part of the Documents Library.
WC-Medicare Letter to Medicare COB requesting payoff
2020-10-28T11:06:22-04:00This file is part of the Documents Library.
WC-Medicare Letter to Social Security Administration
2020-10-28T11:06:34-04:00This file is part of the Documents Library.
WC-Medicare List of Documents Requested
2020-10-28T11:06:45-04:00This file is part of the Documents Library.
WC-Medicare Memo for Client-Trustee Counseling Session
2020-10-28T11:07:03-04:00This file is part of the Documents Library.
Why attorneys need to know about SNTs
2020-10-28T11:09:33-04:00This file is part of the Documents Library.
wilcenski-FEE AGREEMENTS AND BILLING ISSUES IN THIRD PARTY TRUST.outline
2020-10-28T11:09:51-04:00This file is part of the Documents Library.
Trust Funding-Titling Memo to Third Parties
2020-10-28T11:11:14-04:00This file is part of the Documents Library.
When People with Disabilities Divorce
2025-12-30T16:39:06-05:00By 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 [...]
Blog Roundup: Service Dogs/Health Care Surrogates/Educating Kids in Nursing Homes
2025-12-30T16:40:52-05:00SNA attorneys have ongoing involvement with a wide array of issues faced by individuals with disabilities, their families, and the professionals who serve them. Below is a sampling of recent posts from member blogs. Service Dogs: What to Do if Your Service Dog is Denied Public Access Businesses are required under the Americans with Disabilities [...]
Considerations when Initiating or Settling a Personal Injury Action
This issue of The Voice is written by Ken W. Shulman, Esq. who is a partner in the Boston, Massachusetts, office of Day Pitney LLP. Ken focuses his practice on estate planning and related issues for families who have children with disabilities and on elder law. He has served as a board member for several human service agencies including the Greater Boston ARC and presently serves as a board member for the Asperger's Association of New England. He also serves on the Combined Jewish Philanthropies Committee on Disabilities and previously served on the Board of Directors of the Massachusetts Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. He is a co-author of Managing a Special Needs Trust, People with Disabilities Press (2012). Ken often serves as a trustee of special needs trusts at his clients' request.
Getting Creative: Models for Filling the Housing Gap
2025-12-30T16:12:23-05:00By Mary O’Byrne, Esq., and Stephen W. Dale, Esq. Previous installments of this three-part series have examined the scope and causes of the housing crisis faced by people with disabilities, as well as government programs designed to address it. This final article explores models being used by nonprofits, families and private industry-often with the help [...]
When Parents Can’t Pay
2024-12-10T10:50:57-05:00On Paper, Filial Support Laws Hold Adult Children Accountable By Jason Frank, CELA, CAP, Fellow of NAELA It's no secret that long-term care is in crisis. Today, many nursing home bills are paid by Medicaid, but with the aging of baby boomers and increased longevity, that program will face increasing pressure. As states seek budget-balancing [...]