My husband is in a nursing home applying for Medicaid. We are separated. I have 3 cars (2 belonging to my sons) under my name

The market value of the extra motor vehicles will be treated as countable assets. You can try, but I doubt that the "It's not mine, officer, I was...

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Elderly parent is not wanting daughter who is legally blind to have another service dog at parents home. Mother 81, daughter 60.

Do I sense a co-dependency/enabling pattern here? Or is this another case of no good deed going unpunished? Whichever, I agree with Attorney Potter...

Can,t sell house for what Medicaid wants, can I turn the house over to Medicaid can,t afford to keep paying taxes heat and upke

Whaddaya mean "Medicaid wants"? Did your mom's caseworker come up with a number? In any event, the state doesn't want the house and won't take it...

Is there anything my sister and I can do to protect our mother?

So. Treacherous brother/child. Treachery-enabling, deceitful attorney. vs. Decent, hard-working, loving and respectful siblings/children. Deceived,...

Your power of attorney died when your mom did. Now you have to go to court (most likely probate court) to open an estate for her so you can get...

What recourse do I have if a financial institution allowed a caregiver with an invalid POA to take money from the? I live in NV.

Report to local prosecutor. Seek an aggressive plaintiff counsel to sue the guy. Don't give up!

How can I get my ex to move out of my house?

I do not recommend the old "horse head in the bed" technique, these situations require more finesse. First, you have to establish your...

My husband is in a nursing home applying for medicaid. We are separated. They say he isn't competent to sign our jointly owned

He is responsible for the home. He could "sign it over" to you because as you are married that would not be treated as a divestment that will...

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Will I get charged with theft and trespassing?

You might! Of course, maybe Uncle is the guilty party. What authority does he have to be managing great grandmother's estate? Even if he's been...

Can you contest a will if testator didnt until 14 years later after making will that he had another child and had DNA test done?

You're not going to contest the will, you're going to claim as a pre-termitted heir... in other words, the theory is that your dad simply forgot...