Family Caregiver Agreements & Use of Real Estate for Elder Law Attorneys Answers to your questions about how to title real estate and use family caregiver contracts
More and more elderly are choosing to live at home or with family members. However, without proper planning these decisions can create unintended tax and Medicaid eligibility problems.
Learn how the family care agreement can be an effective means for insuring that your clients’ goals will be met
Explore the advantages and disadvantages
Pick up great drafting tips
Investigate the tax implications
Gain a solid understanding of when and how to title real estate
Get answers to these 10 questions from our expert faculty
Under what circumstances does a family caregiver contract make the most sense?
What tax implications are there to a family caregiver?
What does the “child caregiver exception” to the Medicaid transfer rules provide?
How should the payment to a caregiver be structured?
May the caregiver be a nonfamily member?
May Mom and Dad each purchase a life estate in the same real estate?
What is the effect of the sale of property subject to a life estate after a parent enters a nursing home?
Why should a life estate in Pennsylvania be treated as a “right to occupy” – and why does it matter?
May a parent transfer or gift back the life estate to the property owner after one year?
When and how can a life estate be used with a family care agreement to provide a residence and care for a parent?
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3 Total CLE credits (No Ethics)
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