Will Medicaid take my home?

Without proper planning, you could lose the home because Medicaid can have a claim on the home in certain circumstances, but it also is possible...

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How do I find money that my grandfather left for me and my sister

In order to leave money for you, your grandfather either must have named you beneficiaries in a will or provided for you outside probate such as...

Wills that have been admitted to probate are recorded with the Surrogate's Court of the county in which the decedent resided if an NJ resident or...

Who is a good trustee, how do we find the best trustee.

While a lawyer can suggest a trustee, the ultimate decision lies with the person creating the trust or a court in the case of a minor or...

My deceased sis-in-law issued a POA to her sister. What should my brother (her husband) do to end the POA due to her death.

A power of attorney ends with the principal's death. There is no need to do anything to terminate a NJ POA where the principal has died but...

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What are the benefits of an irrevocable trust if the elder person does not have any real assets other than a home and auto?

In most states, an individual who qualifies for SSI automatically obtains Medicaid. Therefore, an SSI recipient normally need not do the sort of...

If a person made a will for someone and the dates didn't match could you get them for fraud

Deliberately misstating the date on a will could evidence fraud, but your inquiry isn't conclusive. To determine whether you may have claims or...

Elder recently approved for veterans surviver benfits living at asstd liv. some care required,administering medications...

Issues involving care needs and charges can be addressed to an elder law attorney. You may want to check whether the attorney is certified to...

We loaned the money to buy Mother's home for her and now fear losing it to Medicaid

You absolutely, positively should consult a local elder law attorney. Depending on circumstances and evidence, you may be able to show that you...