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We want to gift to one of my Dad's caregivers. Her husband has early onset dementia and is on Medicaid. What is the most we can give her without impacting Medicaid?...

My grandmother was in a nursing facility for several months before she died. I was not able to get her qualified for Medicaid because of her life insurance policy. As her granddaughter and power of attorney, am I responsible for...

My mom was on Medicaid for five years for memory care but she passed over a year ago. My father still lives independently in their Indiana home; both their names are on deed. He has no other assets of value.

I was living with my parents in their house. Mom passed away. It was me and Dad until he had to move to assisted living. He said I can live at the house and take care of it. My brother...

My sister revised my mother's will when my mother had dementia. I believe my sister stole money from my mother during that time. How can I see if my mother had a living will or not?...

My husband has lived in a nursing home since December 2024. He is on Medicaid and is diagnosed with Lewy body dementia. Each month, I write a check to the nursing home for the gross amount of his Railroad Retirement...

For many older adults, taking prescription medications keeps them healthy and independent. But sometimes patients discover that their prescription cannot be refilled, even when their doctor says they need the medication. Often the culprit is something called prior authorization.

When a person dies, their last will and testament is meant to provide clarity about how their estate will be distributed. But what happens when you believe that a loved one's will doesn't reflect their true wishes or that something...

Being excluded from probate can feel isolating, unfair, and overwhelming, especially while you are also grieving. However, the law provides meaningful protections and avenues for recourse.