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kiva Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Nov-10-08 02:30 PM
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22. Unfortunatly the financial powers that be have taken
care of this, and most (maybe all?) states have pretty definite restrictions about transferring assets. In my family's case, we had put my parents' house in all of our names (mom, dad, three kids) a year or so before my father's condition became too severe. Three years later we sold the house, and my mother's portion had to be spent before most assistance was available, and we barely made the cutoff. We paid for a few hours of legal advice, and it was well worth the expense.
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