May 1, 2020 | Dennis Sullivan, Estate Planning Recommendations, Estate Planning Tip, Massachusetts, Veteran, veterans benefits, wartime veteran
Did you know there have been significant revisions to the non-service connected pension rules? The Department of Veterans Affairs has issued new rule changes regarding the eligibility for a wartime veteran and his or her surviving spouse’s non-service connected...Mar 26, 2019 | Estate Planning Recommendations, Veteran, veterans benefits, wartime veteran
When we work with seniors and their loved ones, one of our primary goals is that they are able to find and pay for good long-term care. Unfortunately, there may come a time when the senior is no longer able to care for him or herself. While the preference of both the...Feb 23, 2015 | 2015, federal, long term care, look-back, Nursing Home, Nursing Homes, penalty, VA benefits, Veteran, veterans benefits, wartime veteran
VA is Proposing a 3 Year Look Back Together with a Penalty of Up To 10 Years | Massachusetts Elder Law Attorney On January 23, 2015, the VA took the initiative in proposing new regulations that would hit wartime veterans and their spouses with a...Oct 20, 2014 | benefit, VA, VA benefit, VA benefits, veterans benefits, wartime veteran
Aid & Attendance Pension | Massachusetts Elder Care Attorney A Little Known Tool for Our Nation’s Heroes When fighting for the nation comes to the close, every veteran will be proud to come back home to live in peace with their family....Sep 7, 2012 | Estate Planning, medical expenses, Medicare, UME, unreimbured medical expenses, VA benefits, veterans benefits, wartime veteran
Today you’re going to learn what the VA considers “Unreimbursed Medical Expenses” – that is, what you and your loved one are paying out of your pockets – also referred to as “UME.” This is a key factor to help you determine if...
