An article entitled “Problems in the Code: An Uneven Match. Statutes of Limitations vs. Nondischargeability Actions“  written by Attorney Alexandra Hogan, was recently published in the American Bankruptcy Institute Journal. In her article, she discusses the uneven match between statutes of limitations and nondischargeability actions.
 

A judge in the Middlesex Superior Court found that MassHealth improperly denied nursing home benefits to a woman who had purchased an interest in the home she had lived in for 26 years prior to entering a nursing home.

An article entitled “The TOUSA Tussle” regarding a recent Court of Appeals decision interpreting the Bankruptcy Code and written by attorney James B. Sheils appeared in the August 27th, 2012 edition of Business West.

Alexandra Hogan has also been honored with a 2012 Gold Peak Performance Award for showing “outstanding dedication to today’s youth” by Junior Achievement

This year will be the tenth year in which Gary Fentin, Partner at Shatz, Schwartz and Fentin,...

<p><a href=”https://www.ssfpc.com/attorneys/ann-i-weber/”>Ann Weber&nbsp;</a>recently wrote an article entitled “Passing Thoughts: 10 Things to Know About ‘Scary’ Retirement-plan Beneficiaries” in which she discusses retirement plans and their treatment once the plan participant has passed on.

Ellen Freyman was recently honored as Woman of the Year 2012 by the Professional Women’s Chamber of Western Massachusetts. The gala event, staged at the Springfield Sheraton, celebrated Freyman’s outstanding leadership, professional accomplishments, and many hours of service to the community.
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“Where do I start preparing for the future?” “How can I ensure that I will not be a burden...

Carol Cioe Klyman recently acted as co-chair of the 13th annual New England Elder and Disability Law Conference in Boston. It was the third time she has co-chaired the yearly event.