- Are the rules for Medicaid different in each state?
- Are there ways for me to protect some of my assets and still be eligible for Medicaid benefits?
- Can I be barred from Medicaid if I just moved into Florida?
- Can I transfer my assets to my children just before I go into a nursing home and still qualify for Medicaid?
- Do I have to wait 5 years after giving anything away to get Medicaid?
- How much income can I make and qualify for Medicaid?
- I heard Medicaid can take our house for reimbursement. Is that true?
- If I am in a nursing home, is it too late to give away my assets and qualify for Medicaid?
- If I enter a nursing home as a private pay resident, do I have to use my assets before I can get Medicaid?
- If my spouse and I own everything jointly, might a durable power of attorney still be useful?
- If my spouse is going into a nursing home, can he transfer all of his assets to me and qualify for Medicaid?
- Should I add my family members name on my assets and avoid a will?
- What are the common mistakes in Medicaid asset protection planning?
- What does spend-down mean?
- What happens if I become unable to care for myself?
- What is a durable power of attorney?
- What is a Lady Bird Deed?
- What is a qualified income trust?
- What is an advance directive?
- What is long-term care?
- What is Medicaid?
- What is the Aid and Attendance benefit program?
- What special planning should I do for my special needs child?
- Why should I use an elder law attorney to help me apply for Medicaid benefits?
- Will Medicare cover the cost of nursing home care?
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