This is the brief we filed in support of a petition for certification to the New Jersey Supreme Court in the In re Keri case. The case was accepted by the Supreme Court and the Court ultimately ruled in our favor, ruling, for the first time in New Jersey, that a guardian had the right to engage in Medicaid estate planning on behalf of the incapacitated person (IP)in order to preserve the assets owned by the IP for his/her family.
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Wills, Trusts, & Estate Planning Updates, Civil Rights Updates, Family Law Updates, Tax Law Updates
Reference Info:
Appellate Brief |
State, 3rd Circuit, New Jersey |
United States
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