Medicaid Redeterminations Revisited – Part 1
There are many misconceptions about Medicaid and the application process. One of them is that after Medicaid is approved, ”we are home free”, so to speak, meaning no more worries about the eligibility requirements. Unfortunately, not true. As I often tell new clients and their families, we first must focus on meeting all
A Capital Gains Tax Mistake (Part 3)
In my blog post last week, I was explaining the large and unexpected capital gains tax a client faced. I explained that capital gains is paid on an asset that has appreciated when it is sold. In my client’s case, he had sold real estate that his mother had given him after