Am I responsible for my mother's debts (charge cards, hospital bills, nursing home bills,) after she dies?
the creditors can claim against the estate - if there is no probate, then you and your brother are not responsible for your mother's debts
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the creditors can claim against the estate - if there is no probate, then you and your brother are not responsible for your mother's debts
if you are looking to get your father into a hospital/nursing home, and he refuses, you will need a guardianship proceeding. be aware though that...
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I agree with the above answers and would supplement that you you speak with a planning attorney as to whether a foundation or trust is best suited...
it is very important to seek the services of an experienced elder law/estate planning attorney who can explain your options to you, especially...
if you are within sixty days of the Medicaid determination you may request a Fair Hearing to address the NAMI issue. You can also go to Family...