Should a couple consider divorce to qualify for Medicaid due to a significant inheritance and a health crisis?

Wednesday, 29 May 2024, 09:31

The post discusses a dilemma faced by a couple where one partner inherited a substantial amount of money while the other was diagnosed with dementia. The question arises whether divorcing to enable the ill spouse to qualify for Medicaid is a viable solution. The complexity of the situation and potential financial and emotional implications are analyzed, leading to a thought-provoking consideration.
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Should a couple consider divorce to qualify for Medicaid due to a significant inheritance and a health crisis?

Financial Dilemma:

My sister inherited $350,000 from her father’s estate, but her husband was diagnosed with dementia.

Ethical Considerations:

  • Medicaid Eligibility: Contemplating divorce for Medicaid qualification.
  • Financial Impact: Significant inheritance vs. healthcare costs.

Considering the emotional and financial consequences, the decision holds a weighty impact on their lives.


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