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It sounds much worse than it usually is. Unfortunately the law requires that in order for a Texas Miller Trust to fulfill its function of establishing income eligibility for a Texas Nursing Home Medicaid applicant it must contain a provision that anything remaining in the Miller Trust upon the death of the Medicaid applicant is…
Everyday people like you choose to have their Texas Miller Trust (or Qualified Income Trust) prepared by me rather than trying to get by with some generic form that may or may not be a valid Miller Trust. Why? Part of the reason is the low cost of having the legal work performed and guaranteed…
A Miller Trust is created by the Texas Medicaid Applicant and the person they choose as Trustee signing the Texas Miller Trust document. In some cases this is easily accomplished, but in other cases where the Medicaid Applicant may not be able to sign the document because of a progressive condition like Alzheimer’s or other…
Everyone who comes to TexasTitle19.com to solve their Texas Nursing Home Medicaid eligibility issues is well aware that if a Texas Medicaid applicant receives more than $2,022 (for year 2011) in a month that person is not eligible in any way, shape, or form for Texas Nursing Home Medicaid unless they create a Miller Trust….
Today we will review additional requirements to maintain a valid Miller Trust under Texas Medicaid law. These requirements are in additional to the items we previously discussed. A valid Miller Trust must be irrevocable. If your trust document contains any provisions concerning revocation, modification, or termination by an individual or a court you risk invalidating…