The Oregon one is valid, but if she is competent to do so, doing a New York form would make life easier, as people will recognize the form.

If they sue, you need an attorney. If you checked her in, you may have signed admission papers obligating you to pay. Without Medicaid, the bill...

There is no requirement of a formal closing. File the final tax return. That will terminate the tax ID. If you are expecting trouble you can...

Yes. A supplemental needs trust. We charge $1750 to do it.

I am uncertain of the posture of the bankruptcy case, i.e. the chapter filed, the claims register, etc. These are the issues that matter to answer...

When she dies, you can write them to claim it. If it is there, they will pay you.

You can walk away. Do not form an estate if there are a lot of debts.

The type of attorney depends on what you want to happen. Are you the complainant or the subject of the investigation.

The trust should not be an impediment to a loan, as long as you personally guarantee it. Why do you think it is an issue? Nullifying the trust...

No. You can do it either way, as long as the purchaser's title company is OK with it. Sometimes they want a double transaction, which is not...

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