Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Oklahoma

property dispute

My grandfather is currently terminally ill. He has been in an assisted living home for 2 yrs. He was recently hospitalized. The hospital has stated that he may not return to the assisted living but has to be put into a full care nursing home. It was explained at this time that the state may be authorized to seize any property currently in my grandfather's possession to compensate for any costs medicare does not cover and are not paid for by his cash-on-hand. The family is wanting to sell the home to compensate for any additional costs. There is a will leaving the home to a family member, but my understanding is that this will not matter if the state comes into the picture. Please help me. We do not want the state taking this matter over.


Asked on 11/03/99, 2:26 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Scott Tully Tully Law Firm

Re: property dispute

I work on referral with a very experienced attorney in Sapulpa who has worked in the line of work that you are concerned with. He has practiced in probate and trusts for 30+ years. Please contact me and I will put you in contact with him. The first consultation would be complimentary. Contact me at [email protected], or (918) 227-4009.

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Answered on 11/03/99, 3:22 pm


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