Can Nursing Home Resident Co-Sign Loan?
December 4, 2024
Question: My husband is a long-term patient in a nursing home and is on Medicare and Medicaid. Can he be a co-signer on a student
Question: My husband is a long-term patient in a nursing home and is on Medicare and Medicaid. Can he be a co-signer on a student
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: We set up a revocable trust for my mother in September 2000 for my mother with her and myself as co trustees. There are
Question: Can you tell me if the exception for Medicaid applies between spouses to transfer the home, when one spouse does not live in the
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
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: Can you clarify some benchmark dates for making a long-term care Medicaid application? Does the five-year look-back period start (or end) on the same
Question: We all hear about the 5-year Medicaid look-back period of an irrevocable trust and after the 5 years your assets are protected. What if
Question: My mother may need to go into long-term nursing home care and apply for Medicaid. She wants to be at home, but we are