Qualified Income Trust aka Miller Trust

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BigBubba
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Has anybody used a local attorney to setup a Qualified Income Trust (aka Miller Trust) for Medicaid eligibility? If so:
  • Which attorney and do you recommend them?
  • How much did they charge to set it up?
happyinBCS
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Do they own any real property? Texas set up the Medicaid recovery act in 2005 and will attach a lien on it for any nursing home fees etc. I thought to receive Medicaid you could not have any net worth
BigBubba
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happyinBCS said:

I thought to receive Medicaid you could not have any net worth
She has nothing left. House sold 4 years ago, and all the bank accounts drained to nothing. That is why we are going Medicaid now.
happyinBCS
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So why pay the expense of setting up a Miller trust?
Bucketrunner
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I think the amount placed in the trust is considered a transfer of assets. A penalty would be assessed equal to the number of months the income would have paid for her care. Please don't do this unless you have checked this out.
CEAg78
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Jeff Harris
George Costanza
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A Milller Trust deals with the income issue with Medicaid ... not the assets.

Josh Benn handles Miller Trusts and other elder law issues including Medicaid planning.
Red Krow
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I would call Rod Mitchell. He specializes in wills/trusts, estate planning, and elder law. He will know the best course of action for you all to take.
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