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Blog Posts in February, 2018

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  • What Problems Will Your Family Face If You Die Without a Will?
    What Problems Will Your Family Face If You Die Without a Will?

    If you die without a will or estate plan — referred to as dying intestate — your family may face a myriad of problems, some of which may not easily be resolved. Those problems can result in serious ...

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  • What to Do if You Inherit an IRA
    What to Do if You Inherit an IRA

    As more and more people open individual retirement accounts (IRAs) it becomes more and more likely that some of those account will pass from the IRA owners to their beneficiaries. Here’s what you need ...

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  • Clock on Medicare's Three-Day Hospitalization Requirement for SNF Coverage Starts at Inpatient Admittance
    Clock on Medicare's Three-Day Hospitalization Requirement for SNF Coverage Starts at Inpatient Admittance

    The Second Circuit Court of Appeals rules that until a patient is formally admitted to a hospital as an inpatient, the clock does not begin to run on Medicare’s three-day hospital stay requirement to ...

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  • Nursing Home Negligence and Medical Malpractice in Michigan
    Nursing Home Negligence and Medical Malpractice in Michigan

    When an elder enters a nursing home or other assisted-living facility, the elder and his or her family made that difficult decision based on the elder’s need to receive the specialized care offered by ...

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