I am on Medicaid, if I sell my house will I have to pay back Ohio all the money it has spent on me?

The quick answer is no, not while you or your spouse are still living. After the lifetimes of both of you, the State of Ohio may have a recovery...

What percentage of my estate does medicaid take,

I agree with Attorney Willi and would like to add that Medicaid recovery could apply to any titled assets you own an interest in at your death,...

HHow can I see if I was left the trust from the grandfather?

I agree with Attorney Willi. In addition, although at one time your grandfather told you he planned to make you a beneficiary, most trusts are...

Does a widows pension count as income when applying for Medicaid?

I agree with Attorney Will and deForest; yes, all income counts in Ohio, however, there are strategic ways to structure both the income and assets...

The Attorney General may ask you to pay it, but a non-probate beneficiary is not legally obligated to pay medicaid recovery at this time in Ohio. I...

IIf there are multiple beneficiaries can the oldest child that is on the bank account withdraw a large lump sum and call it his

I completely agree with Attorney Huddleston. This is a common mistake made by parents, and I wish banks proceeded with more caution in assisting...

Can a gaurdian of an elderly person pursue criminal charges against a person that has abused, neglected and exploited the ward?

I agree with Attorney Carrier and would add that the guardian should also make sure they ask and receive prior authorization from the probate court...

Do I have the right to my fiancé ashes ?

I agree with Attorney Jaap, in the absence of a contract or agreement that states otherwise. So sorry for your loss and the situation.

Can my brother make me sigh a lease to live in my mother's house.we will both inherit House when she's gone.

I agree with Attorney deForest. The Court and Guardian are required to manage a ward's assets prudently, and may be forced to justify expenses to...

Who gets personal belongings when someone dies that has a payee?

Technically, an estate should be opened to transfer said assets unless a trust or other instrument included "household goods or tangible property"...