Legality of asset protection for elderly mother

[earlofcrankcase]

Please. Please. Stop addressing me common. It's. The earl of crankcase. What's up? Nobody looking to be freely advised? Be patient. Somebody will be along shortly.

 

[BlondiePB]

Please. Please. Stop addressing me common. It's. The earl of crankcase. What's up? Nobody looking to be freely advised? Be patient. Somebody will be along shortly.

The only common thing here is your illegal advice. Let's see how much longer that lasts.

 

[ksajb]

I don't pretend to know the terminology when considering legal issues, but there may be a guideline in your state about when a person's assets can be 'given' to children and not count against them (the parent). In my state the parent would have had to place everything in their children's names years ago (like 3-5) for the nursing home not to be able to count it as an asset. Maybe a good place for you to start would be to look at your state's guidelines.