What happens when you get turned into mediciad fruad , and it's not true, how do they prove you've done something wrong?

They would have to provide witnesses or documentation proving beyond a reasonable doubt that you violated a term of the medicaid benefits for you to be convicted of fraud (unless you plead guilty and do not hold them to their burden.) Visiting is not living there unless there is some definition in the agreement to receive benefits that would make it a violation (such as him spending more than 3 nights per week, they define as living. I am NOT saying that is what your contract says. You need to read your contract or agreement.)

Although there is no burden on you to prove anything, you could provide documentation and witnesses to demonstrate that your husband lives elsewhere.

If you were to be charged and lose at trial (or enter a guilty plea), you could be sentenced to probation or a prison sentence. If convicted, you will also be ineligible for a certain period of time to receive benefits.

Nothing will happen to your son.