Question: My wife and I have a home with joint tenants with right of survivorship with my elderly mom. We have been taking care of her for a few years. We are thinking that a move to an assisted [...]

Question: If a disabled adult child clause has prohibited the Medicaid estate recovery on her dad’s estate, can the probate attorney who advised the sale of the property then divide the proceeds [...]

Question: Is there away to determine the amount to be reimbursed back to Medicaid before the death of a disabled beneficiary of a 1st party SNT? Response: Probably not, though the answer would [...]

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 that will also allow for a step-up in cost [...]

Question: I live in a house that is in joint names with my father and that carries a mortgage. My name is also on the deed but I was ruled to be permanently disabled back in 2003. Will my house [...]

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 three years she has developed dementia. My brothers took care of her [...]

Question: My mother had a reverse mortgage and she went into a nursing home and received Medicaid for no more than 7 months before she passed away. Now, I have received a letter from the state of [...]

Question: My dad who is 81 years old has been ill for the entire summer, I want to try to get him in a position to qualify for MassHealth in the future. He owns a condo that is in a life estate [...]

Question: My mother-in-law lives on her own but requires my wife to visit regularly to help her with paying bills, groceries, medication, etc. She is on Medicare with Medicaid picking up some [...]

Question: My name and my dad’s name are on the deed to our house. He is going to a nursing home and will eventually go on Medicaid. Can they take the house from me? My name has been on the [...]