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 The Elder and Special Needs
Law Journal (formerly the Elder Law
Attorney) features peer-written substantive articles relating
to the practice of elder law on such topics as long-term care,
Article 81, advance directives, Medicaid, SNTs, guardianship,
Social Security, tax issues, and estate planning. Edited by David
I. Kronenberg, Esq., and Adrienne J. Arkontaky Esq., the
Elder and Special Needs Law Journal is published
quarterly by the Elder Law Section and distributed to Section members
free of charge.
The Elder and Special Needs Law Journal is
published as a benefit for members of the Elder Law Section and is
copyrighted by the New York State Bar Association. The copying,
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ISSN 2161-5292 (print) ISSN 2161-5306
(online)
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| Inside the Current Issue |
(Spring 2013)
Message
from the Chair
Anthony J. Enea
Message from the Co-Editors in Chief
Adrienne
Arkontaky and David Kronenberg
Putting the Pieces of
the Puzzle Together: Special Needs Planning for the Special Needs Young
Adult
Lauren I. Mechaly
Qualified
Tuition Programs / 529 Plans and the Individual with Disabilities
Mordecai Y. Simha and Elana M. Krupka Simha
Hearing Assistance That People Love and Will Use
David G. Myers
New York City Recipients of
Community-Based Long Term Care Begin Transition to Managed Long Term
Care
Rosanna Roizin
Special Needs
Planning and New York’s Amended Decanting Statute
Elizabeth C. Briand and Sarah C. Moskowitz
The Importance of the Express Provisions of the IEP for
Students with Disabilities and the Impact of R.E. v. N.Y.C. Dep’t
of Educ.
Maria C. McGinley
Concussions
in Children and Adolescents: A Shifting Medical and Legal Landscape
Paul B. Yellin, M.D. and Susan Yellin
The
Role of Counsel
Elizabeth Valentin and Robert Kruger
Ten Planning Essentials as Your Developmentally Disabled
Child Turns 18
Susan W. Morris
Why
Elder Law? A Recent Graduate’s Perspective
Malya
Levin, Deirdre Lok and Joy Solomon
Ten Tips for
Serving as an Article 81 Guardian
Christine Mooney and
Leslie Nydick
Advance
Directives: A Step Back Into the Fifties, the View from Cuba
Ellen G. Makofsky
Elder Law Section Ethics
Committee Poll #5
Judith B. Raskin, Chair, and Natalie J.
Kaplan, Vice Chair
Recent New York Cases
Judith B. Raskin
Using a Supplemental
Needs Trusts in Special Education Litigation
Adrienne
Arkontaky and Robert P. Mascali
Committee News
What’s Happening in Our Committees
Spotlight on the Special Needs Planning Committe
Scenes from the Elder Law Section Annual
Meeting
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| Past Issues |
(Section Members Only)
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