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There are some transactions people do or plan to do because they may think it is a good idea to protect assets when a loved one needs nursing home Medicaid benefits. Without a Woodlands Elder Law attorney working with you to make sure you fully understand the legal ramifications and alternatives of any given transaction…
When someone mentions that they have a power of attorney for their parent, most people assume they know what that means. In reality, if you put two power of attorney documents side by side they can be extremely different from each other and one document may allow one family to complete certain transactions that another…
There are very specific rules you must follow in order to qualify your loved one for nursing home Medicaid benefits. Some of these rules can have very severe consequences if you do not follow them. The best example of these rules are the ones governing penalties for transfers of assets during the Medicaid look back…
In our previous review of how the HHSC treats income for Medicaid eligibility we discussed how they follow the “name on the check” rule. The name on the check rule places a great deal of importance on who a check is made payable to in order to determine its characterization for Medicaid eligibility purposes. When…
When it comes to Texas Medicaid eligibility for a spouse or loved one you may be surprised by some of the rules you have to deal with in order for your loved one to qualify for nursing home benefits. Some of the rules that you may be the most surprised about are the rules regarding…