Could an individual have had $130,000 in an Irrevocable Trust in their name and be on Medicaid in nursing home in 2007 in NYS?
Yes-because there is only a five year look-back period. The amount would not be a factor five years ago.
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Yes-because there is only a five year look-back period. The amount would not be a factor five years ago.
Why not just prepare a new will? Our office charges the same for a codicil to an existing will or preparing a new will. You should also consider...
First-5 months is not a long period of time dealing with an estate. The "incompetent" trustee could be very intelligent dealing with...
Very sorry for your loss. The PI Law Firm should have told you they can not file a lawsuit without you being appointed as personal representative...
Having Mom make the gift herself with possible bank witnesses would be your best bet. Also statement of Doctor that verifies her competency and a...
You could treat it as stock and take your chances on dividends or consider it a loan and take a fixed interest rate.
I agree-no other estate taxes.
It appears the car was taken because of lack of payments-it is very unlikely the car can be recovered.
I agree-it must go through probate. Any asset titled in just the deceased person's name must go through probate.
Very sorry for your loss. You should contact the company immediately and inquire what needs to be done concerning the account. It is possible...