Can I continue living in a home where I have been a caregiver to my mother for 2 1/2 years after her death?

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Can I continue living in a home where I have been a caregiver to my mother for 2 1/2 years after her death?

With the amount of factual issues you present and the potential that if nothing is done you can potentially be forced to move out of the house so...

What rights do I have in my mom's business and rentals after she's passed and my sister is the executrix?

Has a probate been opened? If so, then you can raise your concerns about her handling the estate with the Court. If not, then a probate may need to...

Can we use a bank as a asset

You may not have received a reply to your question because it is a little confusing. I have changed the practice area to immigration law in hope...

Attorneys Pippen and Frederick have given you good advice. Whether the POA has been activated depends upon what the document says. The written...

Mom has dementia and refuses further tests for a 2nd opinion to certify

I am sorry to hear about your mother, but you will find that many others of us have had to go through the same ordeal. From what you describe, the...

Does medicare have a pain threshold rule/law before medicare will pay hospice?

Attorneys Friedman and Weissler have given good answers. Pain is not the issue for Medicare hospice. It is whether the parient is expected to...

My father wants to give my son his car but my mother has qualified for Medicaid can he still do that and not be penalized?

For Medicaid purposes selling the car for $1 is the same as making a gift and in many states would trigger a period of ineligibility for Medicaid...

Can a nursing home collect payment from me claiming that my deceased dad shoudn't have given me money 5 years before his stroke

First of all, unless there is something you haven't told us, the nursing home doesn't have a right to collect from you. Secondly, it looks like the...

Live in caregiver given no day off. Working 7 days 24 hours for an Alzheimer's patient who does not sleep thru the night.

This appears to be an employment rather than elder law question. Therefore I changed the practice area to attract more of the appropriate type of...