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Email: Email Business
Extra Phones: : (973) 347-5488
Payment method: amex, check, debit, insurance, mastercard, visa
Location: Our main office is located between Morris, Sussex and Warren County in Mount Olive, New Jersey.
AKA: David T Norrie
Other Link: http://www.norrielaw.com
Categories: Attorneys, Elder Law Attorneys, Estate Planning Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, General Practice Attorneys, Guardianship Services, Immigration Law Attorneys, Legal Service Plans, Social Security & Disability Law Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys
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Phone: (973) 347-3347

Address: 500 International Dr Ste 125, Budd Lake, NJ 07828

Website: http://www.norrielaw.com

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Guardianship
When an individual is unable to manage his or her personal and/or financial affairs as a result of disability, a guardianship action may be commenced, seeking to have that person declared incapacitated and appointing a guardian for him or her. A guardian steps in the shoes of the person with a disability and makes the decisions for them.

Personal Injury
The receipt of a personal injury award can also result in the disabled individual being disqualified from government benefits. This situation can be remedied by incorporating an OBRA-93 (d)(4)(a) Supplemental Needs Trust as part of any settlement agreement.
Social Security Disability
Disabled individuals may receive benefits from various government programs including SSI, Social Security disability, Medicare and Medicaid, as well as housing and other benefits from DDD and other government agencies. Some of these benefits (in particular, SSI, Medicaid and housing benefits), may not be available or may be lost depending upon the amount of income and assets of the disabled individual. Supplemental Needs Planning involves structuring a disabled individual’s assets in order to maximize governmental benefits.
Medicaid Planning
Power of Attorney: A Power of Attorney is used to designate someone to take control of your finances in the event you become incapacitated. Without a power of attorney, a guardianship proceeding would need to be filed with the Court. A power of attorney should contain the statutory language to conduct banking transactions and should grant gifting authority for estate planning and Medicaid planning.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Our office is dedicated to helping families face aging, illness, and disability through estate planning, asset preservation, and life care planning. Our goal is to guide you in preserving wealth and assets in the face of long-term care expenses.
Wills
Trusts
The statutory language for this planning area uses the term Supplemental Needs Trust. Another commonly used term is Special Needs Trust. They both reference the same type of Trust. We use the term Supplemental Needs Trust for our documents since that is the statutory language.
Power of Attorney
Basic Estate Planning Documents: The basic estate planning documents are a Will, a Power of Attorney, and a Healthcare Directive. Most of our clients also have a Revocable Living Trust. The primary purpose of these documents is to make sure your wishes are carried out upon your death or if you become incapacitated.

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