Mr. Hudack started his career in real estate, managing transactions for Fortune 500 companies. In addition to negotiating, executing, and closing acquisitions for sales and leases, he started and operated his own businesses. He has served as corporate and litigation counsel to community associations throughout California. Joe earned his Juris Doctorate from Western State College of Law, magna cum laude, so he could expand his practice and use his talents to assist clients with estate planning, business law, contract review and drafting, and real estate law services.

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Medicare’s Controversial Direct Contracting Program Hits Biden Administration’s Radar

Direct Contracting Program Estate Planning Attorney Joseph Hudack knows that the Biden administration is hearing mounting calls to end a program that advocates warn will radically transform Medicare. At the same time, the administration is getting counter-pressure from the health care industry that sees a sudden threat to the potentially lucrative plan. A decision may…

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Documents Needed to Apply for Medicaid Application

What Documents Are Required for a Medicaid Application? Estate Planning Attorney Joseph Hudack says that Medicaid applicants must prove that they have limited income and assets in order to be eligible for long-term care services. Before beginning the application process, it is helpful to understand what information you will be required to provide to prove…

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Court Rules Medicare Beneficiaries Can Appeal Switch to Hospital Observation Status

Can You Appeal Medicare Observation Status? Medicare Beneficiaries Win Right to Appeal “Observation Status” Estate Planning Attorney Joseph Hudack knows that a federal court has ruled that hospitalized Medicare beneficiaries who were switched from inpatient to observation status can appeal the decision, making it easier for them to receive coverage for subsequent nursing home care.…

A Loved One Is Experiencing Memory Loss and Touching His Forehead - Estate Planning Attorney and Legally Incompetent

When Can Someone Be Declared Legally Incompetent?

Can Someone Be Declared Legally Incompetent? Estate Planning Attorney Joseph Hudack says that if a loved one is experiencing memory loss or suddenly making poor decisions, you may want the court to appoint a guardian, which requires a declaration of incompetence. Determining whether someone is incompetent to make their own decisions is a complicated process.…