No. That's a divestment. The state won't make the claim, though, they'll impose a penalty period. It's the nursing home that won't get paid that'll...

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I think you've got issues beyond the scope of this forum... go to your local bar association and find a good local attorney...

I am caregiver for my 84 year old sister law. She moved from FL To NC in 2013. A friend has a POA in FL. What can I do?

If sister in law is competent, get a local elder law attorney to make a house call and provide a new power of attorney...

My mothers asurity treats my mother really badly, uses as a live in maid and babysitter, is there anything we can do?

I don't know what "asurity" means... But a call to Adult Protective Services is always a good idea when you suspect elder abuse...

I am being billed personally by the nursing home in which my Dad resided for 2 montths. Am I personally responsible to pay

Q: Am I personally responsible to pay[?] A: Not unless you personally guaranteed payment or otherwise agreed to pay.

Ive lived with and been taking care of my elder mother with demintia for over a year. Do I have any rights as a resident?

You've got some major issues going on here... get to a local elder law attorney. Don't give up residence in the house until you're served with an...

Long Term Medicaid Approval Laws pertaining to land that is not a place of residence of the elderly.

The "look-back" period for the "remainder interest" began in 2002, but there was a subsequent transfer/divestment in 2010... now you've got a...

I'm living in my elderly uncle's house taking care of him, he's now in a rehab & wants me out of the house what do I do?

Q: I'm living in my elderly uncle's house taking care of him, he's now in a rehab & wants me out of the house what do I do? A: Find another place...

Can mother gift to grand children while in nursing home?

Q: can she or he do so with out nursing care coming after it? A: No, that's a divestment and will create a penalty period.

If someone passes away in IL, but their will was prepared and notarized in IN, is it still valid for reference after the death?

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