Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Georgia

You asked the question before, and you received a response. If you want to continue risking your mother's assets by transferring title back and forth and making other huge mistakes, you can keep on doing what you are doing. No one here knows a thing about your mother's situation beyond a couple sentences from you. The solution is simple. If you care about your mother's future care, you will help her see an elder care lawyer to review all of her affairs and come up with a plan. If you don't, you won't. One day will be too late to fix the problems you create by trying to do it yourself.

You would be well advised to recommend that your mother employ an elderlaw attorney. The fees that she will incur will be worth the peace of mind that her assets are protected. Furthermore, she may be eligible for assistance that she is not aware of and an elderlaw attorney will determine that.

You asked the question before, and you received a response. That response has not changed. If you want to continue risking your mother's assets by transferring title back and forth and making other huge mistakes, ignore the last answer. You have already made some mistakes that cannot be fixed, and are about to make things worse by continuing not to use an elder attorney (and every deed you do will push Medicaid eligibility off another 5 years).