Biography

Attorney Musto's Biography

Birth Date/Place: Kingston, Pennsylvania, October 4, 1975

Bar Admission:
Pennsylvania, November 2001

Education:

– The Dickinson School of Law, J.D., 2001

Attorney Musto graduated with the class rank of 26th out of a
graduating class of 168, based on superior academic achievement.

Marywood University,
Cum Laude, B.A., 1997

Attorney Musto was awarded an academic scholarship by
Marywood based on academic excellence, and was awarded Dean’s
List honors throughout his undergraduate career based on academic
achievement.

Other Experience:

Administrative Law Judge for the Department of Public Welfare, Bureau of Hearings and Appeals, since 2002

(In the position of Administrative Law Judge, Attorney Musto has conducted hearings and has written opinions in matters involving Medical Assistance payment for nursing facility care. Through that experience, Attorney Musto has gained significant insight into Elder Law issues, including asset protection strategies for those who are admitted to a nursing
facility or facing impending admission.)

Law Clerk for the Honorable Robert Simpson, Judge of the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania, 2002.

(While clerking for Judge Simpson, Attorney Musto primarily assisted with the writing of legal opinions in matters involving workers’ compensation, to further his experience in that area of law.)

Membership in Legal Associations:

– Luzerne County Bar Association
– Pennsylvania Bar Association (Member, Elder Law Section)

Legal Practice Areas

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Elder law

As we age, legal and financial decisions become increasingly important to ensure dignity, independence, and security.

Long Term Care Planning – Asset Protection

The cost of long-term care can quickly deplete a lifetime of savings if proper planning is not in place.

Estate Planning and Administration

Proper estate planning allows you to control how your assets are distributed, protect your loved ones

Skilled Nursing Admissions

Even if you or your loved one have already been admitted to a skilled nursing facility, it is not too late to protect your assets and qualify for Medicaid.

Elder Injuries, Abuse and Neglect

You have entrusted the care of your loved one to a healthcare facility, and you expect that they will take excellent care

Catastrophic Injuries/Medical Malpractice

Have you or a loved one suffered a serious injury or death as a result of negligence, medical malpractice