A Professor’s Pointers for Success in College: 21 Easy-to-Follow Tips

It’s about that time again. Sleepy college towns will begin to awaken, abuzz with an excitement that only college students can inspire. Young scholars will soon arrive on college and university campuses, ready, or not so ready, to take on the world of higher education. Read More …

Lou Reed Walked On The Wild Side With His Estate Planning

Maybe we shouldn’t be surprised.  After all, Lou Reed was the man who famously crooned, “Hey babe, talk a walk on the wild side.”  The late lead singer and guitarist of The Velvet Underground — and of course, a musician and songwriter with a successful, Read More …

Protecting Your Assets From The Nursing Home Cost

One of the main reasons that millions of people enroll in Medicaid every year is to avoid the exorbitant fees associated with living in a nursing home. With proper legal advice and comprehensive Medicaid planning from a licensed attorney, you and your family may be Read More …

Ambulette Companies: Logistics Care and Medicaid Fraud Investigations

Medicaid and Medicare are government programs funded to aid elderly and disabled people, but it has been increasingly abused by people, providers, and professionals. Health care fraud is not only affecting the economy by increasing our national debt, but it is also harming individuals who Read More …

Planning To Establish A Trust… What Should I Do? Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts

What is a Trust? Estate planning often involves setting up trusts. A trust is a legal agreement where property is held in order for it to be transferred after death. A trust does not have to go through the tedious, long and expensive process of Read More …

What is Supplemental Security Income (SSI)? How is SSI in New York? How Can A Personal Injury Settlement Affect My Eligibility?

What is Supplemental Security Income (SSI)? Supplemental Security Income, also known as SSI, is a federal benefit program that seeks to provide assistance for individuals who are financially in need. This includes blind or disabled adults and children, individuals who have limited income, and non-disabled Read More …

Wife accuses bar-code inventor of cheating her out of assets: suit

The wife of a Long Island genius who invented supermarket self-checkout lanes has accused him of giving away $80 million of their money — including $6 million to his mistresses — to keep it out of her hands.But Jerome Swartz, 75, says that while he may Read More …

Casey Kasem’s end-of-life drama: a lesson for the rest of us

The dysfunction and drama of the final months of Casey Kasem, a radio personality who died Sunday from complications of dementia, captured the interest of generations who listened over the years as he counted down the nation’s top pop. But what Kasem did for four Read More …

NY nursing home workers face charges stemming from resident death

Nine employees of a troubled New York nursing home, including the top administrator, were indicted on Thursday on charges stemming from the death of a resident whose distress alarms went unheeded for hours. The company running the Medford Multicare Center for Living was indicted as Read More …