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Not sure that getting a divorce would help but I don't think it's fraud - SAYING you were divorced might be! It would more be a loophole, if it works of course.
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You should talk to a lawyer. This sounds like fraud to me.
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GOR FOR IT!
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I too recommend an Elder Care Lawyer..
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I am not a lawyer but was told this was not an option for my folks. My Dad had to "spend down" so my Mom could get on Medicaid. He did take her name off the house etc. The "community spouse" is entitled to keep the house, a car and a limited bank account. Unfortunately, it is not a pretty picture.
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What kind of assistance does he need? Why not liquidate the assets to pay for what he needs? A sham divorce may still not qualify him for aid.
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*Apart from multiple sclerosis*, healthy as a horse… Well, I've heard of the power of positive thinking.

Um. I'm almost too flabbergasted to comment other than that. Why not visit an elder care lawyer or specialist financial advisor together and take advice?
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