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Denisenini
Asked December 2009
Mother sold home as too much to take care of moved in with me paid my mortgage. Will Medicaid force me to sell my home to pay for her care?
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Medicaid is based on what your MOTHER makes and owns. If your house is in her name, then yes. The title of ownership must be in yours or someone elses name for more than 2 years to NOT be considered hers.
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