When my 81 yr old mother is a resident in a nursing home and all monies are gone for spend down...can family be sent bills?

Normally, Medicaid will pick up back to the beginning of the month in which her assets were spent down. So if you don't pay the August bill but...

You can but it is probably not necessary. LLC's are usually used on rental properties to shield the other assets of the owners from any litigation...

I need an attorney to help me establish a Special Needs Trust in Connecticut. Please email me if you have experience.

Can you clarify what you mean by "may inherit soon?" If your son's grandfather has already passed away, then your son's rights in the estate -...

I'm am being Partitioned to sell my Moms two family, and my cousins won't accept any offers,Can I take my legal fees off the top

They are entitled to a partition sale as requested, so you would not ordinarily be able to deduct any legal fees or "sweat equity." If you paid...

Can a 16 yr old who doesn't live at home ?

If the child agrees with the arrangement, or is doing it over the parents' objections, the fact that she is living independently and providing her...

Can a sibling change my mothers will now that she is deceased ?

Absolutely none. Her will is her will, she had to make it personally, and as a next of kin (assuming she has no living spouse) you're entitled to...

What happens when a trustee, who is also a lawyer, does not disclose to the probate court he owes money to the trust?

You should file a request to compel an accounting, if the trust was created in life, and either a motion for an accounting or a request for a...

Can Student Loan Repayments are being made by a spouse be Insured

She can request anything she likes, but it would be an uphill battle. For one, insurance similar to that is offered by mortgage insurers and...

As noted a bit by each of my colleagues, if you purchased the home in your sole name then you are the sole owner, but like almost any property you...

Am I still able to conduct my my fathers affairs after his death with a General Durable power attorney?

A Power of Attorney terminates on the death of the Grantor, and all further action on their solely-owned property must occur by someone being...

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