The mistaken beliefs by the settlors that transferring their home to an irrevocable trust would preserve their Medicaid eligibility and protect the home against health care claims were mistakes of law and not “circumstances that were apparently not anticipated” within … Continue reading
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The decedent had purchased an annuity, and had named “Mildred Williams – Friend,” as the beneficiary, but failed to provide a Social Security number or other identifying information for the beneficiary. The decedent also failed to disclose the annuity to … Continue reading
The “21st Century Cures Act,” H.R. 34, which was signed into law on December 13, 2016, becoming P.L. 114-255, made a change to the Social Security Act in order to allow people with disabilities to create their own Medicaid-qualifying trusts … Continue reading
A disclaimer is a transfer without value that can affect eligibility for Medical Assistance – Long Term Care benefits. Schell v. Dept. of Public Welfare, 80 A.3d 844, 203 C.D. 2013 (Pa. Cmwlth. 12/4/13). … Continue reading