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Question: We live in Massachusetts. In looking for ways to protect our home against MassHealth recovery laws, I have found two methods most talked about
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Question: You mentioned life estates in one of your answers and how they relate to Medicaid. I’ve also heard about life estates with powers, which
Question: My mother owns her home and her two sons, one who is disabled have lived with her for over eight years. In the last
Question: Suppose a sibling living in New York State is in need of long-term care. She wants and become Medicaid eligible, so she is planning
Question: Can a nursing home bill a resident who is a prospective long-term care Medicaid applicant a sufficient amount (around $5,000) to reduce total cash
