My response is based on the assumption that your current husband is not on title to the home. If your husband died first, then his children can...

I agree with my colleague, but will add that if the bank accounts are jointly held, then the surviving owner would be the remaining owner of the...

Even with spousal refusal the agency can require information regarding your father's income and assets prior to approving her application. In New...

Income is any payment you receive. There are two categories of income rules, one is for individuals that are blind, disabled, or 65 years or older,...

The person who is signing a will is called the "Testator." The requirements to have a valid will do not include the Testator's notarized signature....

In New York State, a resident of a nursing home on Medicaid is entitled to keep the first $50 of their monthly income, but the rest of his or her...

I agree with my colleagues, but I would add that if you do not want to disclose your assets to your wife, you should not use the same attorney as...

To answer your question, it may be possible for your mother to qualify for some of Medicaid's programs utilizing an irrevocable trust as an asset...

A review of the particular trust is always necessary before giving specific guidance related to the trust. The terms of the trust will govern the...

It really depends on how the deed to the house is titled. A review of the current deed would be necessary. If you brother owns 100% of the house...