I agree with my colleague. First, one would look at the deed to see how the house was titled when your mother passed, then, if necessary, look at...

While Mr. Gunthert is technically correct, we have executed Wills in residences, hospitals and nursing homes, so an attorney can (and sometimes...

First, go to an estate planning attorney who can set up a Trust for the benefit of the minor. Second, provide enough life insurance or cash to...

An enhanced life estate deed (known also as a ladybird deed) would do the trick. If the child(ren) is/are minors, it should go in Trust to them. ...

Probably not. Whose name was on the deed when the son who had the claim from Medicaid died. Did the son who lived on the property receive...

The Florida lawyer's advice was the better of the answers above; however, I'd recommend having a Florida Bar member review the deed to make sure it...

Mr. Hemness gave you a good answer. You should consult with an estate planning attorney who can review the Trust and let you know what changes...

You said you live in Florida, but you did not say where the property is located, and different states have different rules. You also did not...

This is a probate question although it may have an impact on the heir's estate planning. You are confusing Medicaid and Medicare. These are two...

I believe Ms. Holcombe's answer is the best, but you can also consider multiple life estates with the remainder going to whomever you and your...