Married with a 100% S.S. disabled & 70% U.S. Veteran disabled husband for 9 years. I'm the primary caregiver.
If his capacity is questionable, you can seek a guardianship.
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If his capacity is questionable, you can seek a guardianship.
You should get a consult w/ a local estate attorney--a SNT may do what you desire, but it needs to be explored in the totality of your overall...
Temporary guardianship is typically in effect until overridden by the governing court. You should get a local family attorney to assist you in...
VA can be tapped for certain gov't debts, and spousal or child support apportionments.
There are some great local VA-accredited attorneys in San Antonio--engage one of them to assist you.
Look for an attorney who is VA-accredited.
You sue for the money owed you if you can show the money is validly due, not for harassment or emotional distress. If he's making threats, you...
You are asking a lot of related questions--let me suggest that a consult w a local elder law attorney is really in order so everything gets addressed.
You can't bring the suit individually; mom can or you do it on her behalf. Make sure you know all the facts.
You need a consult w/ a local elder law attorney to fully discuss all the ramifications of Medicaid.