I was denied medicaid because they said my income was 685 over my income,I have cancer and no insurance,do i need a lawer

As my colleagues have pointed out, you need to sit down with an elder law attorney to discuss your options. From the limited information you have...

You can't revoke your father's power of attorney. Only he or the court can do that. You can, however, decline to serve, but you need to give him...

What should we do with the proceeds of the sale of my parent's house which is on my Mom's name.

Medicaid is one of the most complicated areas of the law. At this point you should schedule an appointment with an elder law attorney who does...

What if a house is listed with a realtor and we don't really want it to sell?

Under a power of attorney as attorney-in-fact your sister must act for the benefit and in the best interests of your parents. Your fact statement...

In Minnesota, can heirs inherit debt to pay back Medical Assistance/Medicaid if gifts were made during the 5-yr exclusion period

This isn't a simple question that can be answered on this forum. There are too many issues that need to be address, paramount of which is what does...

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It sounds like you are describing a "Miller trust," also known as a "(d)(4)(B) trust." I've been an elder law attorney for over 20 years and have...

Does my mother need a lawyer? If so, what area of specialty?

Time for mom to contact an elder law attorney to sort out the issues and advise her on her options. As Attorney Frederick points out, the family...

My disabled 19 yr old daughter was denied Medicaid in the state of Texas.

You need to contact an elder law attorney directly to discuss this matter and get specific advice. You can use the AVVO Find a Lawyer search tool...

I NEED TO BE TRANSFERRED TO KENTUCKY PROBATION FROM CALIFORNIA MY GRANDMA IS VERY ILL AND HAS NO ONE TO TAKE CARE OF HER

The transfer of your probation to KY is a matter for your probation officer to handle. The fact that your grandmother is out of money and has no...

Be careful before relying upon advice that you read about. An LLC may serve as trustee but the question you need to ask is for what purpose? Follow...