There are several issues that must be considered, but generally, yes. To avoid triggering a transfer penalty, the house should be sold at fair...

How can I get a transfer deed from my mother's and my name on it to just my name on it?

The time for taking action to fully protect the home from Medicaid right to be reimbursed may have already passed. It depends heavily upon facts...

Do I need an attorney and what kind?

It depends upon what the property settlement provides. If it says that you are your ex are supposed to split the money in the account, then you...

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Whether the court will grant a "301" deferral depends upon several factors including your past record and the willingness of the prosecuting...

I am a beneficiary in a dynasty trust that is irrevocable and not to be considered for sale for 250 years.

The $10 to which you refer has nothing to do with the actual sales price. It is a consideration statement used to indicate that some money...

Is there a way for someone to protect their home from being taken for Medicaid bills or unpaid medical bills.

Medicaid planning is a very fact specific area of the law. What works for Disabled Davey may not be right for Handicapped Harry. You haven't...

I am trying to get my disabled brother qualified for Medicaid in Colorado. He has just been denied.

I don't see where you state how much the policy is worth. There are ways of converting countable resources into exempt assets that don't trigger a...

How to transfer properity withc effecting medicaid eligibility waiting period and claims against the house.

The manner in which Medicaid rules are applies varies from state to state, so you need talk to an experienced elder law attorney licensed in North...

I have a POA for my mother who is under the COPES /Medicaid program and is in an Adult Home for 4 years but still has her home.

Before you do anything to make matters worse (which is the likely outcome of your proposal), it is critical that you work with an experienced elder...

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If my elderly mother lives with me, I own the home she pays nothing to stay; do I need a Notice to Quit to force her to leave?

It may be that your mother is displaying symptoms of dementia. I would be concerned about being accused of elder abuse and abandonment by...