PACE Helps Elderly Remain at Home Instead of Moving to a Nursing Home
Most seniors want to be able to stay at home as long as they can instead of moving into a nursing home. . .
Read moreYou can go to the registry of deeds to see if a lien has been filed. It's possible that this information is online. Even if you find a lien, that might not be the end of the story. In Massachusetts, if the house is in joint names, the state's claim disappears at death. The lien may still be on record, but if you ask the state Medicaid agency, it will sign a release of the lien. We strongly recommend that you consult with a Pennsylvania elder law attorney, who can explain the papers your mother signed, what the current situation is, and what steps (if any) your mother should take now. To find an attorney near you, click here.
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