Is it legal to pay a family member to care for a parent from the parents assets?
Agree with Mr. Friedman's analysis, and recommendation, and would add that payments for care would be taxable income to the recipient.
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Agree with Mr. Friedman's analysis, and recommendation, and would add that payments for care would be taxable income to the recipient.
I concur with those who recommend and elder law attorney who should be familiar with trust and Medicaid laws. As others have indicated, there is a...
Most states have a proceeding to compel production or filing of a Will in Surrogate's (or Probate) Court. The fact that your brother has not...
The mother's trust for the benefit of her son will almost certainly not be reachable by the son's creditors, even for child support. However, some...
There may be a co-pay with Medicare, but there can be no co-pay with Medicaid. If the provider accepted you as a Medicaid patient, then they...
If under the terms of the trust the trustee has the authority to sell trust assets, and if the buyer entered into a purchase agreement in good...
As other counsel stated, if she receives $50,000 she will be way over the Medicaid resource allowance of $2,000. That is only important if she...
Since you have no legal obligation to provide care or support for your husband's grandmother, you can be compensated for providing that care. ...
If you own the property as joint tenants with right of survivorship, then you are all set. If not, then you could do a deed from yourselves to...
Your question is state specific so, as others have said, you need to contact local elder law counsel. Typically Medicaid will allow retroactive...