Medicaid Trust
Preserving Assets with a Medicaid Trust
A Medicaid trust is an important aspect in preserving your assets and protecting your legacy. Learn how a trust can help you preserve your assets in this educational video.
One method of nursing home planning under Medicaid is to transfer assets into a living will or inter vivos trust. In order to protect assets, the trust must be irrevocable, and the assets would have to be transferred five years to you before applying for Medicaid.
This educational video was brought to you by Robert Friedman, an experienced Buffalo Medicaid Lawyer.
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