How OBBBA Affects Medicaid and Long-Term Care Planning in New Jersey
Changes under the OBBBA (One Big Beautiful Bill Act), signed into law on July 4, 2025, are prompting
Welcome to the Scott Counsel Resource Library, featuring a full host of informative blog posts. These blog posts tackle a wide range of topics pertaining to estate planning and elder law, providing a wealth of information on topics like “The Importance of Using an Elder Attorney for Medicaid Application,” “Guardianship for Incapacitated Adults,” Navigating Long-Term Care Insurance”, and so much more.
There are so many financial and legal decisions that need to be made as you age. We hope these blog posts will help you make those decisions with confidence. Have questions after reading a blog post? Reach out to Scott Counsel for a FREE consultation. We’d love to meet you.
How New Jersey Veterans Can Maximize Long-Term Care Benefits
Navigating long-term care can be overwhelming, especially for veterans balancing both VA benefits and New Jersey’s elder care
Estate Planning for Seniors in New Jersey: Peace of Mind in Your Golden Years
Planning ahead becomes more important as people move into their later years. Documents like Powers of Attorney and
Planning for the Future: Understanding Special Needs Trusts in New Jersey
When a loved one has a disability, planning for their long-term financial security becomes one of the most
Navigating the VA Pension System: A Guide for New Jersey Veterans
The VA pension system offers veterans and their families valuable financial support, providing a safety net for those
Why Power of Attorney and Healthcare Proxy Are Essential for Everyone Over 18
Did you know that once an individual turns 18, parents no longer have automatic rights to make financial,
Understanding the Importance of Power of Attorney in Estate Planning
Estate planning is crucial for effectively managing your financial and healthcare decisions if you become incapacitated. One of
Estate Planning Essentials for Veterans and Their Families
Veterans and their families have unique needs when it comes to estate planning. The process goes beyond drafting
Virtual Consultations Include the WHOLE Family
When families live far apart or seniors have mobility issues, a virtual meeting with Scott Counsel makes it easy to include everyone in the conversation.