Funds extracted during 5 year look-back period.

As to your question about who is responsible for returning the money; whoever received it is responsible. There's a new statute that went into...

Hi. Looking for assistance on the Medicaid lookback period, details below. Thank you.

I must agree with attorney Friedman's answer. Your questions regarding your sister's loan address only a fraction of what needs to be known to...

My father died of caner that was link to agent orange what do I do to file a cllaim

As was suggested you may be aloof I and the information you are seeking on the VA website. If your father ever filed a claim for disability for...

Is a Manager's (not Member) guarantee of a loan to the LLC enforceable?

Without reviewing the loan documents in question one cannot accurately answer the question. However, it is most likely that the personal guarantee...

I am a CT. resident with real property in NYC NY

If your total estate is valued at more then $1,000,000 then you will pay New York estate tax on the value of the New York real estate owned...

I was put on my finances life insurance as beneficiary after his son evicted him out of his own home. Now the son is fighting

Assuming that your fiancé was the owner of the life insurance policy then he was well within his legal rights to name whomever he wanted as...

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Received a Cease and Desist from former employer

Without knowing all of the facts of your situation no one can adequately advise you other than to tell you to get to an attorney who is experienced...

My husbands grandpa passed, leaving a LI policy split for his 4 grandchildren. The executor is making excuses to not send the $

Unfortunately, a will will rarely control the distribution of the death benefit from a life insurance policy. Which is what I assume you mean when...

Who is responsible for credit card debt when a parent passes and has property in CT but lives in Texas?

You have ask a complicated question. The first part, "Who was responsible for credit card debt" is relatively easy. If it is solely your father's...

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The short answer is yes the executor can have you evicted. Under Connecticut General Statutes §45a-321(a), “the fiduciary of a decedent’s estate...