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How to dispose off assets to avaoid paying for Medicare & getting SSI ?

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Mass_Shyster

Senior Member
Stevef what you are missing is that they are actively committing fraud now. Regardless of how this is structured, the action will be intentionally fraudulent. A legal estate transfer does not take place in an SSI scenario. The lawyer would be assisting in a fraudulent activity. This is not a straight forward Medicaid scenario.
I think that quite likely that OP has used the wrong acronym to describe parents income. But if you want to jump to the conclusion that the ONLY possible scenario is that fraud is being committed, go ahead, it's a free country.

I still think seeking real legal advice is a better option.
 


OHRoadwarrior

Senior Member
I think that quite likely that OP has used the wrong acronym to describe parents income. But if you want to jump to the conclusion that the ONLY possible scenario is that fraud is being committed, go ahead, it's a free country.

I still think seeking real legal advice is a better option.
OP is free to come back and present their facts a third time. We aren't going anywhere.
 

OHRoadwarrior

Senior Member
OP claims parents are receiving $600/month combined. That doesn't sound like SSI to me.
Unless dad does not qualify. Possible based on permanent resident status. OP needs to provide more than basic info, to do other than extrapolate other variables.
 

cbg

I'm a Northern Girl
OP has also come back and changed her story when the original one didn't get her an answer she liked.
 

LdiJ

Senior Member
I think that quite likely that OP has used the wrong acronym to describe parents income. But if you want to jump to the conclusion that the ONLY possible scenario is that fraud is being committed, go ahead, it's a free country.

I still think seeking real legal advice is a better option.
I also think that the OP doesn't understand enough about what is going on to ask questions that make any sense...I have also asked repeatedly how old her parent are without getting an answer.
 

Mass_Shyster

Senior Member
Unless dad does not qualify. Possible based on permanent resident status. OP needs to provide more than basic info, to do other than extrapolate other variables.
I agree there's not enough information to give any advice. I also believe there's not enough information to make accusations of criminal activity.
 

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