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By John Belconis
In Elder Law News
Posted May 14, 2026

Does a Medicaid Recipient’s Estate Owe Repayment?

My brother-in-law passed away this week. If he was receiving Social Security disability and was on Medicaid, does his estate have to pay back Medicaid?

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By John Belconis
In Elder Law News
Posted May 13, 2026

Can I Collect Survivor Benefits If We Were Separated?

My husband and I were married for 17 years. We were separated at the time he was deceased. He lived in Delaware; I lived in New Jersey. Does this stop me from collecting his Social [...]

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By John Belconis
In Elder Law News
Posted May 13, 2026

Can a POA Transfer a Parent’s Money to a Better Account?

As power of attorney for my mother, can I transfer her money into my account (for her) in order for her to get a much better interest rate? She doesn't have a valid ID, we can’t find a [...]

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By John Belconis
In Elder Law News
Posted May 13, 2026

Can a Trust Protect Home Sale Proceeds From Medicaid?

My 92-year-old mother decided to sell her home. She is on Medicaid. She wants to protect her proceeds in a trust so that her kids inherit it after she passes. Will a trust protect her [...]

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By John Belconis
In Elder Law News
Posted May 13, 2026

Does Spending Retirement on Home Repairs Affect Medicaid?

Will spending down money in a retirement account to replace a roof and HVAC system, then selling the house, have an effect on qualifying for Medicaid?

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By John Belconis
In Elder Law News
Posted May 13, 2026

Is a Home in a Trust Considered an Asset by Medicaid?

My mother has dementia and is in an assisted living facility. Her house is part of a trust, with me as the trustee. I can no longer afford to pay for her care, and I am finding it [...]

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By John Belconis
In Elder Law News
Posted May 13, 2026

TV Show Explores Senior Housing and Long-Term Care Options

A new TV show explores the emotional landscape of exploring housing options later in life: the attachments people carry, the family conversations that don't always go as planned, and the [...]

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By John Belconis
In Elder Law News
Posted May 13, 2026

How Is a House Divided After a Caregiver Exemption Transfer?

If my sister becomes a caregiver for my mother and uses the caregiver exemption law with a transfer of the house to her, once my mother has passed, how will the house be legally divided [...]

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By John Belconis
In Elder Law News
Posted May 8, 2026

Long-Term Care Costs Are Hollowing Out Generational Wealth

A new report suggests that the long-term care system in the U.S. is failing older Americans in their final years while systematically draining the wealth of middle- and [...]

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By John Belconis
In Elder Law News
Posted May 7, 2026

The Family Caregiver’s Legal Checklist: 10 Things to Do Now

Adult children and family caregivers who are caring for an aging parent can take these 10 steps to get ahead of a crisis.

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