World· Government
Yes, the government can take your home after a Medicaid recipient dies. Here’s how to protect yourself.
If you don’t defend against Medicaid estate recovery, states are required to go looking for reimbursement, and real estate is often the only asset left.
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If you don’t defend against Medicaid estate recovery, states are required to go looking for reimbursement, and real estate is often the only asset left.
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