Elder Law Answers
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.
Read moreMy mom has been on Medicaid for many years now. As her health continues to decline, she would like to sell her home and use those proceeds to purchase a larger home together so I can provide care. If she's...
Read moreCan the state of Colorado use Medicaid recovery if the house is in a beneficiary deed with tenants in common with rights of survivorship for more than five years?...
Read moreWill joint tenancy with right of survivorship protect assets from Medicaid estate recovery?...
Read moreMy husband was on Medicaid in 2009 and 2010. In December 2010, he passed away. In 2013, I filed for bankruptcy because I could no longer afford our home. How does Oregon recover Medicaid benefits when I no longer own...
Read moreMy mom and I have lived in our mobile home in Pennsylvania for 20 years. It is my legal residence. We do not own the land. The house is in my mom's name. She will be going on Medicaid and...
Read moreIf I sign an affidavit of heirship because my father died and left no will, but the Medicaid Estate Recovery Program in Texas hasn't taken any action (two years have passed since his death), can they take my land if...
Read moreI'm interested in buying a property at a foreclosure. I'm told the owner of the home is in a nursing home. There is currently no lien on the house. Would I be in danger of an estate recovery office seeking...
Read moreCan estate recovery be stopped very late in the process (i.e., after the writ of entry has passed)?...
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