How Can We Protect Our Home from Medicaid Estate Recovery?
April 23, 2025
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
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
Question: My grandmother passed away in 2001 in Massachusetts and died intestate leaving her house. My uncle and mother are her direct descendants. My uncle
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
Question: I understand that ABLE funds are subject to pay back if the state chooses to do so. Where a state statute (NJ) gives the
Question: Mother and daughter are joint tenants with right of survivorship in mother’s condo. If they want to transfer the condo to an irrevocable trust,
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
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
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: 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
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