Before my mother goes in a nursing home, how much money can the family take out of her account before the nursing home takes it.

I agree with Mr. Shaw. The only thing I would emphasize is that every situation is very fact sensitive and so it will be very important for you to...

I am 67, have Medicare and Medicaid; how do I pay back Medicaid and go back to only Medicare?

Ohio's Medicaid Estate Recovery law is fairly strict. Anything that is in your name at the time of death can be used to pay back Medicaid. ...

Can a Nursing Home successfully sue adult child for mother's bill?

You will need an attorney to fight this. If you signed anything when your Mom was admitted to the nursing home, if you did not sign, clearly...

As is the case in many probate situations, this is a very fact dependent situation. Depending on how the beneficiary designation was set up and...

What is the best option when it come to titling a house?

First, let me say that you are talking about Medicaid not Medicare. Second, the state has no ability to take an asset to pay for someones care. ...

Do we claim money we received from my husbands fathers life insurance if we weren't the beneficiary.

It sounds like there is some confusion regarding the terms being used. Life insurance proceeds are not typically part of a probate estate unless...

Ohio medicaid recovery

The short answer is yes. There are too many variables to tell you whether it will be worth the time and expense to do so. Depending on your...

My dad's trust can't be found

Both answers so far are good. However, just as important, go through your parents' things and look for their original. They should have had the...

Need to purchase a home for myself and aged parent. If illness or death occurs. What will happen to the property.

I am going to start by saying that I am making some assumptions and that I will try to answer the question, but that there are too many issues here...

I cannot find anything on law group Aler Stallings

They also have some offices in Columbus and Findlay. If you want some information on elder law you can go to www.chamberlain-law.net as well.