Hi there - yes this both (a) legal (unless the deed was fraudulent or signed under duress); and (b) effectively disinherits the kids (unless the...

To keep mom in her home, you want to look into your state's Medicaid Waiver Program. I can only speak for Florida, but this program will pay for...

Its important to distinguish between the two programs. Here is a video that provides a good overview of the difference between SSI vs. SSDI:...

There are ways to plan in advance of receiving the settlement to preserve your SSI/Medicaid. Article:...

If it is either their primary residence OR a rental property then there are ways to make sure that it is exempt from being counted as a resource...

Dementia is a spectrum and doesn't necessarily disqualify him from being able to sign a durable power of attorney (meaning your husband may be able...

Yes. I agree with most of my colleague's response as well. However, there may be legal and ethical strategies to protect your lottery winnings that...

If your father is going to remain in the nursing home and medicaid is paying for his care, then you have to take action or risk losing his medicaid...

Is this true ? Will i lose my Medicaid and Medicare

If you win the lottery - congratulations. No matter what, your Medicare is safe because it is not a "needs-based" program. However, your...

Is it really necessary to have a Power of Attorney for someone who is dying?

A few issues: 1. Can she actually sign a POA (i.e. is she cognitively capable of understanding what she is signing)? If no, then there is...