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Living Trust Mills Winding Up In Some States UPDATED

Although there are no current verdicts against Florida Companies, many states have taken action against living Trust Scams / Trust Mills / and Elder Law Planning Seminars. Michael Bonasera of Buckingham Doolittle & Burroughs, LLP and author of the The Ohio Trust & Estate Blog wrote an article titled Living…

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Medicaid and improvements paid for by Life Tenant of Property

In Florida, the Life tenant is generally responsible for the costs of repairs, but the remaindermen are responsible for the payments for improvements to the property. If the life tenant paid for the costs of improvements on a property, this would constitute an uncompensated transfer or gift which could result…

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Florida legislation would force more Medicaid beneciaries into private managed care plans

The Miami Herald reported that Florida lawmakers on Wednesday added language to a state budget companion bill (HB 5085) that would expand a Medicaid pilot program that shifts some beneficiaries to private managed care plans, such as health maintenance organizations, the Miami Herald reports. The bill seeks to expand the…

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Medicaid Cuts Threaten Nursing Homes in Florida

The JC FLorida reported on recent cuts on proposed cuts in state funding. This week both the Senate Health and Human Services Appropriations Committee and the House Health care Council introduced their 2008-09 budgets. The Senate reduced nursing home funding $163 million and the House reduced funding $278 million. Florida…

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Florida and The Medicaid Look Back Period -“Why you Can’t Just Give It All Away”

Florida and The Medicaid Look Back Period -“Why you Can’t Just Give It All Away” Many people simply try to give their assets away to their children in an attempt to safeguard their estate. The Medicaid people have caught on to this. Many years ago, a popular planning technique was…

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