Federal law has long prohibited nursing homes from requiring a third party to guarantee payment of charges incurred for a resident’s room, board, and medical care. Any admission agreement containing […]
Continue readingCona Elder Law of Long Island is calling on community members to take action in support of older adults, according to a news release. With New York’s 2025-2026 state budget […]
Continue readingDo you have a loved one in a Nursing Home? Are you concerned about the care of our older adults? The U.S. House of Representatives just passed a budget resolution […]
Continue readingOn a recent Friday, Frederick Brewington, a Hempstead-based attorney, was in Melville, presenting a 90-minute discussion on advancing civil rights and social justice. Brewington led the talk at Cona Elder Law, […]
Continue readingLong Island couples who have been married 50 years or more gathered for a pre-Valentine’s celebration at the 3rd Annual “Lasting Love” Valentine’s Dinner here tonight, to toast their successful relationships. […]
Continue readingThis press release was originally featured on LI Business News A Melville-based law firm celebrated Long Island couples who have been married 50 years or more. The celebration was the […]
Continue readingUnlike their revocable counterparts, the main purpose for executing an irrevocable trust is typically to accomplish a broader goal than the simple avoidance of the probate process. Although assets funding […]
Continue readingFebruary is Heart Health Month, a time to focus on heart disease, stroke and the steps we can take to prevent cardiovascular disease (CVD) — keeping ourselves and our loved […]
Continue readingOne of Cona Elder Law’s Partners, Diana Choy-Shan, was recently featured in a Care.com article titled “What is nursing home level of care, and how is it determined?”. This article […]
Continue readingSenior Counsel, Shaina Jones Magrone, Esq., was recently featured in a SeniorLiving.org article titled “Show Me the Money…Now? American Attitudes on Lifetime Giving“. This article discusses attitudes and recommendations about […]
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