12 Jun My aunt is incapacitated but there is no power of attorney. What’s next?
A power of attorney assigns someone to handle your affairs if you're unable....
A power of attorney assigns someone to handle your affairs if you're unable....
If you don't review the rebate terms, you could leave money on the table. ...
Medicaid is required by law to try to recover money it spent for your care....
Putting someone's name on your account can have unintended consequences....
There are tax considerations before you gift assets or property....
Children won't face the inheritance tax, but there could be other tax liabilities....
Changing a deed isn't hard. Here's how. ...
States are required to recover funds from the estates of deceased Medicaid recipients....
Put on your detective hat and follow the clues....
If there are assets after you die, Medicaid will take a look....
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