Irrevocable Trust
It depends on what needs to be amended, and why, in the irrevocable trust. There may be a power in the trust that allows for certain changes. It...
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It depends on what needs to be amended, and why, in the irrevocable trust. There may be a power in the trust that allows for certain changes. It...
None of the above. The parent would want to place either the home or the sale proceeds into an irrevocable trust. Still, there is a five year...
Yes. Unless there is a valid prenuptial agreement where the husband had agreed to give up his rights, a spouse cannot be disinherited. The spouse...
In New York, you would need to apply and be accepted to the pooled trust prior to applying for Medicaid. There are a number of good pooled trusts...
Unfortunately, your only option may very well be for your father to seek guardianship over your uncle. There is a special guardianship that would...
Yes. In fact, they would be required to do so if they wish to keep the house. Disclaimer: Please note that this answer does not constitute...
I'm sorry about your father. Unfortunately, the five year rule relates to the lookback period for Medicaid. If one gifts an asset, Medicaid will...
Yes, as you noted, there is a five year look back for Medicaid purposes on gifts. Should one of your parents need to go into a nursing home in...
In New York there is such a thing as spousal refusal. Your mother can refuse to contribute to your stepfather's care. However, the state has a...
You can prepare the medicaid application. The nursing home may help, but if there is anything complicated about the application, such as real...