“Mr. Clean” Comes Clean in a Candid Interview
December 20, 2024
Richard Miller, Esq., Chair of the Elder Law Practice Group at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, recently sat down with Joel Konya, host of Big State Sports, for an engaging and heartfelt interview. In this conversation, Richard shares what inspired him to pursue Elder Law and dives into some surprising (and fun!) facts about his life, including:✅ […]
Richard Miller and Dan Stone Contribute to PLAN NJ Fall 2024 Newsletter on Key SSI Policy Updates
November 12, 2024
Richard Miller, Esq., Chair of the Elder Law Practice Group, and Dan Stone, Esq., Associate at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, are honored to have contributed to the Planned Lifetime Assistance Network of New Jersey, Inc. Fall 2024 newsletter. In their article, “Recent Changes to the SSI In-Kind Support Rules,” they delve into important updates impacting SSI […]
Shawna Brown, Esq. Honored by New Jersey Judiciary for Outstanding Pro Bono Service
October 24, 2024
Congratulations to Shawna Brown, Esq., Counsel in the Elder Law Practice Group at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, who is being honored by the New Jersey Judiciary next week for her outstanding pro bono service! Shawna is one of just 13 attorneys receiving this recognition, and we are incredibly proud of her dedication to giving back to […]
Arla D. Cahill, Esq. honored with the 2023 Outstanding Faculty Award by the National Business Institute (NBI)
May 2, 2024
Congratulations to Arla D. Cahill, Esq., Chair of Education Law and Co-Chair of Special Needs at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, on being honored with the 2023 Outstanding Faculty Award by the National Business Institute (NBI, Inc.). Arla’s dedication and expertise have consistently shone through as she serves as a frequent presenter for NBI. This prestigious award recognizes her […]
Decision Alert: Arla Cahill & Richard Miller, Esqs. Secure Favorable Decision for Client in Special Needs Trust Case
March 14, 2024
Arla D. Cahill, Esq. and Richard I. Miller, Esq., Partners and Co-Chairs of the Special Needs Practice Group at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, recently won a favorable decision on behalf of the firm’s bank client, which filed a suit in 2021 to modify a special needs trust (SNT) agreement that appointed the bank as a professional […]
Richard Miller, Esq. spotlighted in Primerus Weekly
January 10, 2024
“When you’re talking about wills and estates and people who are sick and need guardians or are disabled, you’re seeing people at their most raw, who need the most help,” says Richard Miller, Esq. who heads up the Elder Law Department at Mandelbaum Barrett PC. “Sometimes you see the good, the bad, and the ugly.” […]
Donald Dennison, Esq. interviewed by Nina Del Rio on 106.7 Lite FM radio show discussing “Medicaid Benefits and Eligibility at the End of the PHE”
April 5, 2023
During The Public Health Emergency (PHE) caused by the recent COVID-19 pandemic, the Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services (“DMAHS”) suspended routine redeterminations for most Medicaid beneficiaries. But now with the end of the PHE this month, many Medicaid beneficiaries are wondering how they will be impacted. Mandelbaum Barrett PC Elder Law attorney Donald “Donny” A. […]
Richard I. Miller and Donald Dennison interviewed for ROI-NJ article titled “No small matter: Business owners can face unique planning challenges, elder law expert says”
January 12, 2023
Mandelbaum Barrett PC Elder Law Chair, Richard I. Miller, Esq. was recently interviewed for the January 11, 2023 issue of ROI-NJ discussing the challenges for small business owners in terms of long-term care planning. He also addressed the issues for business owners and their spouses to qualify for Medicaid which is often needed to pay […]
Richard I. Miller to be part of panel at NJSBA Fall Conference on November 21st, 2022
November 21, 2022
Mandelbaum Barrett PC Elder Law Chair, Richard Miller, Esq. will be part of a panel of industry thought leaders presenting at the New Jersey State Bar Association Fall Conference this afternoon from 3:50 to 4:30pm. The online CLE is titled “In re Britney Spears: Guardianship Lessons from this Famous Case.”