Estate Planning
The New Jersey Estate planning attorneys at WSH are committed to helping you create a plan that will ensure that your wishes are properly carried out.
Estate Trust & Administration
At WSH, we often work on behalf of families to act as the administrator of a deceased loved one's estate or trust.
Estate & Trust Litigation
Estate litigation in New Jersey is the legal process of resolving disputes that arise from the administration of a deceased person's estate.
Medicaid & Benefits Planning
We help your plan for your medical care and structure your assets to protect them from garnishment.
NJ Estate Law Blogs & Articles
What Medicaid Covers at Age 65: Nursing Home and Care Benefits
If you or a loved one is over 65 years old and facing the high costs of long-term care, understanding what Medicaid covers can provide...Continue reading→
NJ Court Reverses Edison Township Zoning Board’s Digital Billboard Denial
On August 17, 2026, New Jersey’s Appellate Division issued an important decision for property owners and businesses seeking zoning variances in the Garden State. In...Continue reading→
How to Qualify for Medicaid in New Jersey
Do you qualify for Medicaid in New Jersey? If you or a loved one needs help paying for medical care or nursing home expenses, Medicaid...Continue reading→
What Medicaid Covers
If you or a loved one is considering Medicaid, you probably have questions about what Medicaid covers and what is doesn’t. Medicaid is often confused...Continue reading→
The Impact of a Personal Injury Settlement on Medicaid Eligibility
If you’re receiving Medicaid and you receive a personal injury settlement, you might be wondering: “Will I lose my benefits?” The answer isn’t always simple,...Continue reading→
Medicare vs Medicaid: What’s the Difference and Which One Applies to You?
Medicare vs Medicaid. If you’re approaching retirement age or helping a loved one navigate healthcare options, you’ve probably heard the terms “Medicare” and “Medicaid” used...Continue reading→
Medicaid Community Spouse Impoverishment Rules
When one spouse needs nursing home care, the other spouse—called the “Community Spouse”—shouldn’t have to lose everything to pay for it. That’s the basic idea...Continue reading→
Undue Influence in Estate Litigation
On August 4, 2026, the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, issued an opinion in In the Matter of the Estate of Edmond Dweck,...Continue reading→
NJ Supreme Court Revises the Law on Use Variances
On July 13, 2026, the NJ Supreme Court issued a unanimous opinion in Monarch Cmtys., LLC v. Twp. of Montville, which revised the legal standard...Continue reading→
Understanding Medicaid: A Guide to This Vital Health Program
Medicaid is a cornerstone of the American healthcare system, providing essential medical assistance to millions of low-income individuals and families. Established under Title XIX of...Continue reading→
