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Seguridad en la Sucesión: Claves para una Herencia Segura

Únase a nosotros para un seminario web perspicaz en español: Seguridad en la Sucesión: Claves para una Herencia Segura. Connie Pinilla, Consejera Principal de Cona Elder Law, explorará estrategias esenciales […]

Over 50 Fair

Hilton Long Island 598 Broad Hollow Road, Melville, NY, United States

Join Cona Elder Law at the 15th annual Over 50 Fair, created to celebrate life over age 50. There will be over 80 exhibitors, over 25 fun and interesting classes, and more!

Medicaid Planning 101: New York vs. New Jersey

New York and New Jersey may be connected by bridges and tunnels but for Medicaid purposes, they are worlds apart. Learn the differences between the two states’ Medicaid programs, including […]

National Aging in Place Council (NAIPC) Welcome Back Meeting

Cona Elder Law 225 Broadhollow Rd #200, Melville, NY, United States

Board Member Kristi DiPaolo is bringing the National Aging in Place Council (NAIPC) Long Island Chapter to Cona Elder Law for its September meeting. Skilled professionals from the elder care […]

Hofstra Communication & Media Career & Internship Fair

Hofstra Univeristy 1000 Hempstead Turnpike, Hempstead, NY, United States

Cona Elder Law, a cutting-edge, award-winning Elder Law and Trusts & Estates firm seeks a Marketing Coordinator with a minimum of 1-4 years’ experience to join our team. You will […]

Webinar: Medicaid Mastery: Strategies for Maximizing Benefits

Learn how to optimize your eligibility, understand the application process, and uncover valuable resources to maximize your Medicaid benefits. Cona Elder Law Senior Partner Melissa Negrin-Wiener will explore key strategies and insights to successfully navigate the complex world of Medicaid benefits to ensure comprehensive coverage for nursing home care. Topics discussed will include: Common Misconceptions Penalty Period […]

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