Question: In Pennsylvania, does money in a third-party trust count as Medicaid income or asset if a beneficiary or his wife is on SSDI? Response:
Question: I would like to set up a Special Needs Trust for my 63-year-old son with autism. I have also been appointed as his guardian.
Question: We are in a half-century long loving and trusting (but not legally joined) partnership and are finding our end of life planning especially challenging.
Question: Are irrevocable trusts considered countable assets when seniors are applying for community Medicaid? Response: It depends on the trust. In evaluating a trust, the
A prospective client called to ask whether his son who is engaged to be married could protect his assets in the event of divorce. Apparently,
