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Posted 5 days ago in Elder Law Wichita, KS 
Karen Gale Jackson's answer
Did your mother sign a health care proxy (or whatever it is called in your...
Posted about 12 hours ago in Probate Boston, MA 
Henry Daniel Lively's answer
A probate should be opened to probate the will, unless the house was the only... 
Steve Fromm's answer
Wow, this really sounds fishy. The will should be a matter of public record at...
Posted 7 days ago in Elder Law Birmingham, AL 
Todd D. Schmitz's answer
It will not be counted as your asset for Medicaid purposes. But all transfers...
Posted 8 days ago in Elder Law Baton Rouge, LA 
Janet Lee Brewer's answer
Contact your local Elderly Protective Services agency. You can find contact...
Posted about 1 month ago in Estate Planning New York 
Edward Joseph Smeltzer II's answer
Dad's rights will be based on the exact language of the deed and any other...
Posted 8 days ago in Elder Law Webster, MA
Steve Fromm's answer
In addition to the valid planning considerations raised by the other attorneys,...
Henry Daniel Lively's answer
The federal rules allow your father to give $13,000 per year per person gift...
Posted 11 days ago in Elder Law Alabama 
Mindy Stein's answer
I suggest that you consult with an elder law attorney in Alabama about becoming...
Posted 9 days ago in Elder Law Ada, OK
Karen Gale Jackson's answer
Who told you he was "incapacitated"? If the person was loosely using the word,...
Posted 3 months ago in Probate Perkasie, PA 
Biagio V. Musto II's answer
In general, household furnishings are considered exempt, at least in PA....
Posted 10 days ago in Elder Law Des Moines, IA
Henry Daniel Lively's answer
If it does not affect her contract or any possible government assistance she...
Steve Fromm's answer
The prior attorney has given you accurate advice. In addition, if your dad is...
Posted 11 days ago in Elder Law Dayton, OH
Karen Gale Jackson's answer
I am sorry to say, but I can't help you either. It is my understanding that...
Posted 12 days ago in Elder Law Apalachin, NY
Posted 3 months ago in Elder Law Bremerton, WA 
Frank A Selden's answer
100% isn't the criteria. if they can take care of themselves 97% then gov't... 
April Denise Hill's answer
You situation with your grandparents is not uncommon. As people decline some...
Posted 14 days ago in Elder Law Brick, NJ 
Karen L Brady's answer
When applying for Medicaid, you must disclose all gifts made in the previous...
Posted 16 days ago in Elder Law Charleston, WV
Steve Fromm's answer
First, you need to talk with your father directly about these issues. If this...
Steve Fromm's answer
First, you need to talk with your father directly about these issues. If this...
Posted 16 days ago in Elder Law New York, NY 
Ellen A. Victor's answer
Property ownership is a very complex issue when it comes to Medicaid. Without...
Posted 17 days ago in Elder Law New Jersey
Posted 19 days ago in Elder Law Seminole, OK
Posted 22 days ago in Elder Law Warner Springs, CA 
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Even if you use a stamp for your signature, won't you have the same problem...
Posted 24 days ago in Elder Law Maryville, TN
Karen Gale Jackson's answer
Since your home is your and your husband's residence, it is protected until you... |
