Will NJ Medicaid accept an irrevocable trust made in NY?

If the trust was properly drafted in NY, you should be ok in NJ. However, you need to have a NJ attorney review it as soon as possible.

Is a property with a revocable trust provision exempt in judgment or bankruptcy action?

I agree that your facts are not clear. You should have the deed reviewed by an attorney.

My mother passed away, If there is no will do I have to move from my mothers house?

you should consult with an attorney as to your options, which are limited.the previous answer gives you more detail and I agree that most times...

yes, your son can sign a power of attorney. the other answers give guidance as to how it needs to be executed. it is an important and somewhat...

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I signed a "Agreement Settling Account" in Jan 2011.The agreement did not disclose that property had been sold in 2010.

I agree with the previous answer, you should have the documents reviewed by an estate/trust attorney to see if what the executor/trustee did was...

Can estate funds be used for a personal loan to an executor prior to settlement of taxes with the agreement of both executors?

Your firsts mistake was going to an accountant for legal advice. You should immediately contact the estate attorney to get this resolved. These...

Will i still get check from medicaid

Although your question is a bit unclear, did your husband walk out on you or his job? If he walked out on you, is he coming back or is this...

WANT TO TRANSFER DEED TO MY SON'S NAME

You have a number of issues here and I agree that you should contact an attorney as soon as possible to understand your options. Do not rush to put...

Will I be notified that my Medicaid benefit will end after being awarded disability payments that will put me over the medicaid

Just because you qualify for disability and Medicare does not necessarily mean you will lose your Medicaid benefits (if that is your question)....

How does Medicaid know if you have been awarded disability benefits and your income is over the qualifying limit?

You are obligated to notify Medicaid of a change in circumstances such as a change in income. You should not lose your Medicaid but you will have a...