If i put land in kids names, no house, and need medicaid w/i 5 yrs for n care- will DFA deny me medicaid?
Generally I would say to put it in trust- much better than gifting outright.
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Generally I would say to put it in trust- much better than gifting outright.
Because of long term care issues- I would never suggest to a client to gift outright with your set of facts. Putting money in trust or multiple...
The answer depends on how the mobile home was titled. You should review the title and the will with an estate attorney.
Collaboration is key here. It is important for the PR to understand the fee schedule. I think both of the attorneys above gave great answers. ...
I do these all the time. Numerous step process. Has any probate been done yet?
I agree with all of the attorneys. Your best bet is to go visit an attorney so that they can help guide you in this matter. Sorry for your loss...
An out of state executor is fine. Typically, though, that executor should hire an estate attorney in NY to ensure compliance with NY's laws and...
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This is a complicated estate. A good attorney can help you negotiate and put things in order for you. Wishing you the best of luck!
The attorneys are correct. Also, keep in mind to keep close records because at the end of the matter a List of Assets Inventory will be due. On...
I'm so sorry to hear about this family situation- I know it is not easy to deal with. However, despite that there may be no merit- it could take a...