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I have cared for my 96 year old mother for 5 years. I moved into her home which is our family farm with my husband and it is our home too. 8 months ago I saw a elder law attorney. We set up a notarized Adult Child Caregiver Exception, supposedly with this in effect when my mom ever had to go to a Nursing Home there is no look back period and her home is transferred to me.
Has anyone heard of this? I am thinking about getting a second opinion due to the fact this attorney seems to say somethings that are conflicting and confusing.


Thank you everyone in advance for your help.
Barbie

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In my state the recovery letter stated that a person maybe allowed to stay in the home under certain conditions but if sold, person leaves or dies, the lean placed on it will have to be satisfied.

There was a poster on the forum who said the home was transferred to her and she outright owned it. So again, it depends on the State.
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