Grand Rapids, MI
Elder law Lawyer at Grand Rapids, MI
Practice Areas: Elder Law, Trusts ... +2 more
Go back to the attorney who helped with the guardianship in the first place and hire him/her again... I'm wondering whether the first guardianship...
In a joint checking account, or other account where 2 parties have equal ability to withdraw the funds, Medicaid will look to who put the $$ into...
If the stuff was your dad's, and the will says if goes to stepmother, it goes to the stepmother... If you have been so insistent as to justify...
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Agree with the other opinions, and.... Every year Money magazine gives taxpayer profiles, complete with receipts, etc, to CPAs, tax preparers, tax...
When you get out, you'll be incentiviized not to go back in. Of course, you won't have a job and you'll be unemployable, but at least the Friend of...
Just record the death certificates and any property tax forms required to establish you as the sole owner/taxpayer. And you're done.
I don't think you have a problem either... just close the estate.
The NH doesn't "take" the money, through the Medicaid process, after deduction for the $60 patient allowance, the medical insurance allowance and...
The beneficiary designated as Transfer On Death (TOD) beneficiary on the actual account is the one who gets that account. Probate only has to do...
1. Your niece gets the stuff. 2. No. 3. No.
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