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ccbasler
Asked January 2014
Mom's already receiving Medicaid. We're removing one of the daughters from the deed. Will this affect her Medicaid?
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jeannegibbs
Jan 2014
Probably not. Mom is allowed to own a home and still collect Medicaid. If she now owns 1/4 of a home and she will then own 1/3 I don't think it will matter. BUT I agree with pstegman, it is better to be safe than sorry. Contact a lawyer.
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Jan 2014
Don't do anything with the deed unless you talk to a lawyer. You could end up triggering a penalty.
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