I am guardian in IN for an individual using a Miller Trust to maintain Medicaid eligibility. His trust paid a medical related bill earlier this year that was credited to the wrong account, while the vendor was sorting it out I paid the correct amount from the trust to maintain the service.
They have sent a refund in the form of a check, but I’m not sure how to put it back into the Miller Trust since it would not be direct deposit but a refund for a payment made from the trust which I assume does need to be returned to avoid issues.
How would I return the overpayment check to the Trust?
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check is written in his name, right?
what does the check read for # of days it’s good for.... like 30 days or 120 days?
& is it a significant amount of $..... like $980.00 rather than $98.00?
I’m assuming since your a guardian, when is your next guardianship report filing due?
I’m under the assumption that if it doesn’t go back in to the trust it will be counted as a non-eligible withdrawal.
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