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This sounds more like an issue with Section 8 than that of elder care services. It seems you have already crossed that hurtle. Do you have any...
You can leave your house to your son by either stating it in a Will or Trust. You may also choose to put his name on the deed along with yours....
There is no legal reason why your siblings should not have known the contents of the Will or even to have been with your mother when she had it...
If your parent is a private pay there is no time limit for admission to a facility. When you apply for Medicaid is when the issue of gifting...
Generally, Powers of Attorney expire upon the person's death. Post death, the person who would take control is the Executor if the decedent had a...
In many cases this may be an invitation for trouble. Unless one of them has Power of Attorney, there is no requirement that you do so. Hope...
When you fund a Revocable Living Trust, your cost basis in the underlying assets stays the same as it was prior to the transfer. Your...
Hi. If your father is the rightful owner of the house either by deed or inheritance, there is little you can do. He, as the owner, can do with...
Your father's trust needs to be administered, i.e. split into the sub-trusts. These are the A and B Trusts. The A trust will remain revocable and...
It sounds like you are embarking on what is called a Spend-Down for Medicaid qualification purposes. If this is correct, there are many other...
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