When Asset Protection Isn’t the Right Answer in Medicaid PlanningJanuary 7, 2026Kimberlie FieroAsset protection is often assumed to be a required step in Medicaid planning, but it…Read More
Estranged Spouses: Medicaid and Estate Law in New JerseyOctober 10, 2025Timothy RiceIn New Jersey, estranged spouses who are still married can remain legally tied for Medicaid,…Read More
Debunking Estate Law Myths with Kim Fiero on the Talking Retirement PodcastAugust 1, 2025Timothy RiceTREEL Partner Kim Fiero returned to the Talking Retirement podcast with Ken Connolly to shine…Read More
Kim Fiero Discusses How New Laws Could Impact Senior Services and Estate Planning on the Talking Retirement PodcastJuly 3, 2025Timothy RiceWhat happens when critical senior programs are at risk? TREEL Partner Kimberlie Fiero, chair of…Read More
Medicaid Five Year Look BackDecember 13, 2024Timothy RiceWatch as TREEL’s Partner Kimberlie A. Fiero, Esq. made a guest appearance on “It’s Your…Read More
Complexities of MedicaidJuly 26, 2024Timothy RiceWatch as Kimberlie A. Fiero, Esq. of Timothy Rice Estate and Elder Law Firm explains…Read More
Fact or Fiction: Medicaid is Going to Take My HouseMarch 8, 2024Timothy RiceNew Jersey’s Medicaid program provides essential health care services to residents who meet certain income…Read More
Long-Term Care: Medicaid PlanningAugust 11, 2023Timothy RiceJohn, 75, is a retired teacher earning $1,800 per month in Social Security benefits. He…Read More
Rumor v. Reality No. 7 – Gifting PenaltiesJune 16, 2023Timothy RiceRumor: “The law says that I can gift $17,000 to each of my children annually…Read More
Case Study: Powers of Attorney and Advance Medical DirectivesApril 22, 2022Timothy RiceWhat could happen if you don’t have powers of attorney and advance medical directives: A…Read More
How the New 2022 Gift Tax Exclusion Can Work for YouFebruary 2, 2022Timothy RiceThe IRS’ decision to increase the federal gift tax exclusion is welcome news to people…Read More