November 30th, 2010
David Cutner discusses why the Durable Power of Attorney is a cornerstone of effective Elder Law planning, and one of the keys to your being in charge of your future.
December 8th, 2009
David Cutner has been invited again to appear on the “Health Talk” radio show at WMCA 570 AM, on Saturday, December 12th, from 9:00 am to 10:00 am. This is a live, talk radio program, during which Mr. Cutner answers listeners’ questions on the air. The questions and answers always result in a lively and informative discussion about issues of real importance to the elderly and disabled, and their families.
For example, during the recent November 14th show, one listener called in with a very interesting question about “spousal refusal.” Since this is a topic of great importance to married couples when one spouse is receiving or applying for Medicaid benefits, Mr. Cutner provided listeners with an in-depth discussion about it.
It is anticipated that the December 12th show will include further discussion about how married couples can protect their life’s savings from being wiped out by the ruinous costs of long term care, including a discussion of the rules regarding transfers of assets, the “look back” period, and Medicaid penalties. These rules will be compared to the rules affecting single persons, and there will undoubtedly be some discussion about the strategies used for them as well.
Tune in to David Cutner on “Health Talk” at WMCA 570 AM, or you can listen to live audio on the Internet at www.nycradio.com.
November 11th, 2009
On Saturday, November 14th, from 9:00 am to 10:00 am, “Health Talk” on WMCA 570 AM has invited David Cutner to appear again for another hour of live, talk radio. Mr. Cutner answers listeners’ questions live, on the air, in a compelling and informative discussion about timely issues that affect the elderly and disabled.
It is anticipated that this Saturday’s discussion will focus on strategies that listeners can utilize to protect their life’s savings from being depleted by the enormous costs of long term care.
Also, there may be some discussion about the dramatic changes in New York’s laws concerning powers of attorney. The new laws went into effect on September 1st.
Tune in to 570 AM or you can also listen to live audio on the Internet at www.nycradio.com.