Am I Eligible for Medicaid? Recently we were asked about the following fact pattern. Parent had multiple properties in different…
Until recently, the IRS has said little (if anything) regarding whether assets the beneficiary of an irrevocable trust receives get…
When applying for Medicaid, the nursing home spouse (called the Institutionalized Spouse) is often a joint owner (or sole owner)…
If you agree to file a client's Medicaid application as part of your representation, here are a few practical considerations.…
Medicaid's estate recovery claim is essentially a creditor's claim allowing the State to recover medical assistance paid on behalf of…
In Department of Human Services v. Hobart, the Oregon Court of Appeals ruled, on March 2, 2022, that Oregon's Medicaid…
We regularly post links to news articles and other resources that might be of interest to our viewers. We focus…
The following notices are routinely included with other correspondence from Tenncare. Below are Tenncare's notices regarding: (1) Estate Recovery, (2)…
As of December 21, 2021, Georgia has changed its Estate Recovery Program rules under Title 49 O.C.G.A. § 49-4-147.1. This…
Divorce is one of the most aggressive Medicaid planning tools. Divorce should not be approached lightly and should not be…
