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for the state of Connecticut. I have heard that in some places it's 5 years! Meaning that the gift must be made no later than 5 years before knowing that the person is going to be going into long term care.
195Austin
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Sep 4, 2010
An elder lawyer in your area would be the best to give good sound advice in my state there is a 5 yr. look back period but the lawyer would be able to advise you on your state and county because you will be dealing with social service in your county-it is worth it to get the right advice early on so there is no trouble later on.
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Sep 5, 2010
We did put our house in trust fot our son but did it many years before my husband was to go into a nursing home but I hope you go to the elder lawyer they will no all the rules in your state keep in touch.
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