10/19/2026
Tip of the Month: How do you protect your home from Medicaid?
While a home is a non-countable asset for Medicaid, using Medicaid benefits does have an "estate recovery" component. That means a lien can be placed on the property for the amount paid in benefits after the person passes away.
Oftentimes, people place their home in their children's names to try and protect it from future liens. Before making that decision, contact us to learn more about the potential risks, tax implications and legal considerations involved, as well as alternative planning strategies that may better protect your home, assets and long-term goals.
Reach out and let us walk you through your options for protecting your assets! 920-993-0990