OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION WORKSHOPS

The Rutgers State University of New Jersey is pleased that Mr. Fredrick P. Niemann

of Hanlon Niemann, Freehold, NJ will be teaching their workshops for the Office of Continuing Education.

Mr. Niemann will offer continuing Education courses on Medicaid and Veterans Benefits.

Topic: Medicaid Changes: The Approaching Storm

Date: April 5

Time: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM

Place: 5th floor, 390 George St, New Brunswick, NJ

Topic: Hidden Secrets of Veterans Benefits

Date: May 3

Time: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM

Place: 5th floor, 390 George St., New Brunswick, NJ

Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. was recently asked to speak at the NJ State Bar Association Institute of Continuing Legal Education in New Brunswick, NJ on the essentials of estate planning.

Mr. Niemann addressed attorneys from throughout the state of NJ interested in learning key concepts and principals of NJ estate planning, including such topics as wills, trusts, estate taxations, asset protection, powers of attorney, health care directives, special needs and supplemental needs trusts for disabled and incapacitated individuals, avoiding probate through creative use of beneficiary planning, inheritance taxes, gifting and changes coming to federal estate taxation.

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Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. attended the 46th annual Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning Conference from January 9th to January 13th at the Orlando World Center sponsored by the Community of Miami School of Law.  This week long session assembled the nation’s leading authorities to lecture and discuss the latest in estate planning techniques and strategies.  Topics analyzed and discussed included 1) elder law; 2) asset protection; 3) statutory case law developments; 4) planning with financial assets including annuities, Roth IRA’s, and life insurance policies; 5) litigation and tax controversies; 6) networking and practice development.

Veterans Pension Benefit

Our veterans deserve special treatment in America. My job is to help get them the pension benefit they are entitled to.

What is a Veterans Pension?

Improved Pension and Death Pension are disability income programs available to veterans or to the single surviving spouses of deceased veterans.  The veteran had to have served on active duty at least 90 days with one of those days during a period of war.

Fredrick P. Niemann
NJ Veterans Benefit Attorney