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How does this affect the death of an owner and change of property with a warranty deed as well as the deceased exemptions. Does the new owner have to resubmit exemptions with property tax, when the new owner is a child not a spouse?

My sister POA put my mom in a nursing home ,mom is going down fast

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In regards to when second marriage couples draft an estate plan together simultaneously with each spouse being present. What has crept into Probate Estate Law is FRAUD if I may be so bold. Time after Time after Time both second marriage spouses having their own sole owned assets and property even prior and throughout their second marriage keeping everything separate. Your comment stated that after the first deceased spouse dies that the first deceased spouse has no insurance as to the surviving spouse will comply with the promises made in the surviving spouses Will to the other spouse when the initial wills were drafted. Well I beg to differ, once the first DECEASED spouse dies this locks the first deceased spouse into a legal obligation to comply with the legal document to which the deceased spouse drafted. CORRECT. OK well we have to focus upon why did the first deceased spouse gift the surviving step parent spouse all of her sole owned assets and property to the step parent other than dividing it equally between their biological lineal heir children. Let's review the surviving spouse will and see what provisional promises to which the surviving spouse has promised the now first deceased spouse. Now we understand why the first deceased spouse gifted her second marriage husband all of her sole owned assets and property to the step parent. Cause the step parent promised the now first deceased spouse that upon his death he will divide the now combined assets between both children equally in fee simple. Now let's not lose sight of the Fact that we have to remember that the first deceased spouse upon their death is locked into a legal binding contractual obligation RIGHT and of course as being now deceased that spouse is unable to amend or codicile or revoke any of the provisions in their will. CORRECT Ok It's still left up to the surviving spouses final decision as to whether the surviving spouse chooses to ACCEPT the testamentary gift If the surviving spouse indeeds accepts the first deceased spouses testamentary gift which was gifted from the promises to which both spouses had drafted together simultaneously within each spouses separate will. Then the surviving spouse by accepting such gift locks the surviving spouse in the same equitable legal obligation that upon his death he must comply with the promises made in his will in the same manner as the first deceased spouse was locked into.. In plain terms it's simple if the Surviving spouse accepts the gifts then it's a Quid Pro Quo aka This for That meeting of the minds. My opinion

I hate family heirlooms. I don't want to constantly be reminded of them, and I don't want my own home to become a museum. I want my own memories

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Can you or anybody tell me: What about a family of 6 who is on Medicaid, without an elderly or disabled person in the home? Can we set up periodic payments from the inheritance to come each month as long as it does not put us over income limits set by Medicaid? If I had a percentage of my inheritance sent to me to buy a vehicle and then set up periodic payments to come out of the remainder of the inheritance.. would I be able to do that? Would the remainder left in the inheritance be considered as an asset or a resource and be counted with Medicaid eligibility? Any answers would be greatly appreciated as me and my family have been trying to figure all of this out for the past couple of months now!🙏 ty

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Hello Mr. Coulson: If you get a chance, please respond to this question. How do you disinherit a child when you create a revocable trust? Does the Testamentary Oversight statute apply also to the terms of a Revocable Trust? Should you still state in the Trust that it is your intention to not provide for a child? If you do so, does the child have a right to a copy of the Trust to see that language? How about putting that language in a Pour Over Last Will, will that be sufficient? I have heard that some people will leave $1 to a child as a way to disinherit but if you put that wording in a Trust, the child getting $ 1 might have a right to a copy of the Trust. If you get the time, I'd appreciate your thoughts. Just found your videos and now I am a subscriber.

I know this was 4 years ago, but I still don't have clarity on the service part. My husband joined the Army and had his basic training, which was 90 days at Fort Polk, Louisiana in 1971. Then he had a honorable discharge DD214. This was during the Vietnam War. After basic training he had committed to go into the part-time Army National Guard, which was 1 weekend a month for 7 years, plus 1week summer or winter camps a year. Will my husband and I be able to get the Aid and Attendance Program? Also we are confused on if he is considered a veteran and has veteran benefits he could get. Thank

I need help. My brother is 40 years old, no income, no job. He has struggled his entire life and we believe him to be Austic. We need to get a diagnosis to get him help. But he has over $2000 in his savings. What can we do to get him Medicaid or a diagnosis so he can finally get the help he needs? I have been supporting him for the last year. Should i put the money in my account? Ohio

Can you set up a Trust for a minor beneficiary in the Last Will and still avoid the application of the Transfer to Minor Act? Will the probate judge (who will appoint the guardian pursuant to the Last Will) keep his hands off the Trust created for the minor?

If someone gets in via frail elder waiver after an unrelated gift transfer last year, can the cure transfer apply or no because assets are now capped at 2300 month? Can’t reverse time.

Thank you. We were just discussing this the other day.

Could you do a video on married couples when one spouse is on medicaid and the other has to delay their social security income. My state (SC) is so restrictive on income limits and we couldn't afford my spouse's medical needs without medicaid. He has Parkinson's. I will qualify for Medicare next year, but will not be able to afford it. Local attorneys (Elder Care) will not help us. They are only interested in Estate Planning. Thanks.

How does this support the long term viability of Medicaid as a lifeline for the most vulnerable and at a time of rising national debt, Medicaid spending crowding out state budgets? Is this how the program was originally intended to be used?

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So as long as they know right there and then what they signing it becomes approved and a legal document in court or any other facility like a nursing home ? This patient has aphasia do to a ischemic stroke

I have to take care of my grandma unpaid age twenty three she has kids but they hardly do anything and refuse to put her in a nursing home who can are for her better

Our lawyer didnt do a special needs trust for me there disabled son so instead.i get nothing and have to move in 25 days.My parents wanted to leave me money but there lawyer was to stupid to explain this .So im gonna live at walmart in my car..

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Great point! Thanks Wes

So, if income goes directly to the trustee they are taxed a regular income tax rates? How are capital gains taxed?

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Thanks! I got the answer I was looking everywhere for. My dad was in the Navy in a sub during the Vietnam war and this tells me he is eligible.

Nice video.. I feel like every person just needs to commit to growing a roth IRA account. PERIOD

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So I been taking care of my husband seen he got out of the military we did not know about the caregiver program until we were told by another veteran so my husband decided to apply we applied for it and we got a letter that said we got denied and if we wanted to appeal now I don’t know we don’t know what to do

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Just wondering, has this affected you personally ?

Im concerned about a few practices im seeing lately in regards to sales. What are the laws to protect elders from sales exploitation

Does this only qualify for nursing homes? What about other medicaid issues?

Thank you, your video was of great help.

Can you please make a video on odsp and non earner benefit and explain what happen if the recipient doesn't want to receive it every 2 weeks anymore and ask the injury lawyer to settle this matter in one lump sump of money instead so it is not viewed by odsp has a income and can that work if giving im 1 lump sum of money and use that money to buy a primary home or a car as a non exempt asset . I'm am discouraged I've been on Google searching for this answer daily loosing sleep can't find the answer .

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Here is a real world reason for NOT prepaying for your funeral. [Preplanning your final wishes is a great idea.] In Pennsylvania, your heirs can deduct all of funeral expenses dollar for dollar from the inheritance tax they owe. IF you prepay, that is a BEFORE death expense and CAN NOT be deducted from the heirs inheritance. I'm finding this out the expensive way!

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