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Skippy7 Asked June 2018
I have a question on Louisiana Medicaid estate recovery.
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After my mother’s death we got a bill from state of Louisiana for estate recovery! We were able to get the amount reduced! But upon the sale of her property the state had not placed a lien on her property! What happens now with this bill? Can you help?
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Shane1124 Jun 2018
I too advise you to pay it. Get it over with. Answer the letter or call someone and document who you speak with. Pay the debt making sure you have a receipt and be done with it.
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JoAnn29 Jun 2018
They haven't had time to apply the lean. If you have an amount it could have been paid at the time of settlement.
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shad250 Jun 2018
Pay it that way you can close this out and not worry about legal ramifications if it is not paid.
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