Irrevocable Grantor Trust for Medicaid Qualification. What are the pros and cons? How does it work? We have lots of questions.

Elder law, specifically Medicaid/Medical Assistance qualification, is a complicated area. In order to determine whether transfers to children, a...

What legal action can I take against the executor of my mom's estate for stealing?

I strongly suggest that you seek advice from a Texas attorney who practices in probate law.

Re" Revocable Living Trust - What is a spendthrift provision?

In general, a Spendthrift Trust is a trust whereby one person (settlor) sets aside property for the benefit of another (beneficiary) in which,...

For purposes of Medicaid qualification and 5 year lookback, what assets are considered "exempt?"

I suggest you seek advice from an elder law attorney near you, and one that specializes in Medicaid benefits. In most cases a residence, car,...

Do I need a divorce lawyer?

New York is an "equitable distribution" state, which means during a divorce assets are splits equally, or as equally as possible, between the...

My uncle left me $15,000 his stepson remove paper my uncle said for me to get. Unl died how do I get my money?

There are many more questions that I have about your Uncle. I suggest you contact a probate attorney that practices in the state your Uncle died....

Can a spouse spenddown assets to qualify for Medicaid by transferring assets to an immediate annuity FBO the community spouse.

You pose an interesting question in light of some recent legislative changes! Things are changing in Elder Law in Minnesota. We are currently...

Trust fund question

I would need to analyze the Trust Agreement to determine what would and would not fall under "drug testing." Also, the settlors intent in adding...

In consideration of an AB Trust, I analyze what assets my clients have and how they are invested. For instance, if they hold a majority of assets...

Can I set up a Trust Account.

Yes, there may be ways to protect your benefits and allow you to hold the money greater than one month. Consult with an elder law attorney in your...