In addition to what Mr. Armstrong answered, which is probably the best answer, your grandmother could execute a last will and testament leaving you...

You should file to open his estate right away. If he had no Will, you were his wife and all of his children are yours, you get exemptions worth...

Is it legal is not the correct question. The correct question is "Will it cause her any problems with Medicaid?" That answer is: yes, it will...

It is not possible to give an accurate answer without knowing more. you should be able to obtain a copy of the trust and will. Those should not...

If she is able to remove money from the account with her signature, she is very likely an owner. If she is an owner, it would be counted as her...

You probably need to file to open the estate. If you have the will or a copy, it would be included. You would say that you should be the personal...

You could place your lake house and other property in a trust. You could establish rules for him to be able to inherit the home. If it remained...

You have no right to see your mother's will. She can show it to you if she chooses. There is nothing improper about naming all 4 children as...

No. Any gift would result in a Medicaid penalty. Seek advice from a Medicaid attorney or estate planning attorney. There are a few exceptions...

You can go to or call the probate court to see if the will has been filed. If it has been filed, you can ask for a copy of it. If it has not been...