From: MsProf2U@aol.com
Subject: Medicare/Medicade - Running out of assets
Date: Mon, 6 Jul 1998 11:53:53 EDT
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<< I preface what I am about to say by telling you that you should not rely on it. I am not an estate/elder law attorney. . I am an attorney and a guardian to my incapacitated mother. I do therefore have some practical knowledge. >> Um ...maybe the operative word is? "incapacitated?" My family went through this same situation with my late grandmother, who was notmentally incapacitated, but sat on her assets until she realized they were running out, then tried to transfer them to family members to take advantage of welfare programs (and yeah, sorry to hurt your feelings, but Medicaid, Medicare, and all related assistance programs are a form of welfare You don't like the word welfare, get CIGNA.). We spoke to attorneys who DO specialize in this sort of thing (they have more than as "some practical knowledge"), and learned that in the past five years, laws dealing with transferring assets have greatly changed, for the stricter. - -
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