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4. This would require an attorney to establish. Of course, we would ask those questions.

Sat Jan 11, 2025, 01:09 PM

Jan 2025

My purpose here, is to get a feeling on how to proceed or if the plans are ridiculous.

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Find a good attorney before you do ANYTHING. Joinfortmill Jan 2025 #1

Ask a qualified tax professional euphorb Jan 2025 #3

Good on you to be planning ahead for your next chapter in life. Deuxcents Jan 2025 #5

Also, fully inform yourselves of potential Medicaid (not Medicare) marybourg Jan 2025 #6

We are both on Medicare. 3Hotdogs Jan 2025 #7

There are three types of Medicaid IbogaProject Jan 2025 #8

She has a home care policy for three years. 3Hotdogs Jan 2025 #10

Get an Eldercare workup no matter how prepared you think you are IbogaProject Jan 2025 #11