Can my aunt gift $10,000 to her son if she has to much in her account for trying to qualify for medicaid ,since she is 82
Yes she can. No she shouldn't. Yes she should consult with a local elder law attorney so she's not just "trying to qualify"
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Yes she can. No she shouldn't. Yes she should consult with a local elder law attorney so she's not just "trying to qualify"
Consult a local attorney - it sounds as though your complaint is that the personal representative has misspent estate funds...
QShe didn't state there was another heir and I never gave her any statement saying she can have everything. Is this legal to do? Sounds like...
The problem with labels is that they are vauge and you need to know exactly what's going on to answer exactly. That said, there is a wide area of...
This is still America. Walk On!
Not without a "contemporaneous written agreement"... If there was a contract for payment for your care services, you're still faced with a 6 year...
Depends how long the person has been in the country... I think there's a 2 year limit...
Questions like this are best answered by an attorney familiar with local landlord-tenant law... as a common sense, self-help remedy, I'd suggest...
No you're not liable and on these facts, walking away is probably your best bet.
Yes. Sad to say.