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Owning a timeshare can create unexpected estate administration problems. Learn what New Jersey law says before annual maintenance fees become your family's problem. #EstatePlanning #Probate #NJLaw

🏠 Living with family and denied Medicaid? Free rent can count as income under federal rules. But a simple lease may fix everything. #Medicaid #ElderLaw #NJLaw

Can someone sign an advance directive after being declared incapacitated? In re Roche says generally no, but their wishes can still guide future decisions. #ElderLaw #NJLaw #EstatePlanning