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leoslayer

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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? North Carolina
My mother bought a house with my grandmother together about 3 or 4 years ago. Actually March 2005
My mother and grandmother lived in the house and my mother cared for my grandmother until 9/19/2007

My grandmother was in a medicaid nursing home. my mother who failed to go to the correct type of attorney has a deed that says: joint tenants right of survivorship.

Dose this keep the government from taking the house. My mother has nowhere else to go.

The state also says if she makes less than $21,660 a year they wont take it.
Is that gross income adjusted gross income or taxable income?

If my grandmothers part of the equity is less than $5,000 is this determined by comps within how much distance? Dose this account for Realtor fees and improvements to home?

This is very urgent as I was getting ready to rent a property to somebody else while I moved in with a room mate but I might need to keep my place now.
 
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