Can any lien or judgment be placed on an elders homestead property due to medical or longterm care.
Asked on 3/08/11, 5:11 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
John Harmon
The Law Office of John W. Harmon
Yes, the state can put a lien on the property, much like taxes, to pay medical or longterm care. They do have a look back period to make sure a person does not transfer property away to avoid paying for their care.
Answered on 3/08/11, 5:18 pm
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