Is is true that IRA accounts are beyond reach of medicaid regarding nursing homes?

Medicaid has special rules for IRA/retirement accounts - you should contact an experienced elder law attorney to understand your options

What will happen to my elderly parent's home should they need nursing home care? I live with them in their home.

There are things that can (and should) be done now - you should contact a local, experienced elder law attorney to assist you and your parents

Can i give my fiance power of attorney so she can help me with any and all legal matters? Totally honest answers please.

you can give power of attorney to anyone you choose - someone who you trust. You can also give them as much or limited power as you choose. you...

I agree with the previous answers - assets passing upon death generally receive a step-up in basis (by probate or otherwise)

If i have money in a medicaid trust, upon my death does the money become part of my estate which goes to my heirs?

would need to know what you mean by a "Medicaid trust" to properly answer your question.

I am the trustee of my mother Irrevocable Trust. It includes investments and a house. Can I use this to pay for my mothers care

You should contact the attorney or another experienced elder law attorney to understand your options regarding the trust. Also to discuss Medicaid...

If I recieved an inheritence and am on Medicaid will by recertification be denied???

You should immediately consult an experienced attorney to determine the impact on your eligibility and what options you have to deal with it

Suffolk County, NY, is total ownership transferred at the time of a life estate with just a right to live in the house ?y

If she transferred her home in 2006 and retained a life estate and died in 2013, for practical purposes ownership transfer was completed upon her...

It depends on the trust document. The trust should state if/when it becomes irrevocable. It's possible that half becomes irrevocable upon first to...

How much does an irrovocable trust go for?

I agree with the previous answers and would just add that if you are planning on transferring your co-op to the irrevocable trust you should check...