Legal Question in Elder Law in Florida

Re: Medicaid Elgibility

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Absolutely. That is the exact purposed of the look back period. If not, any ill person would dispose of all assets by gift to family members and the State of Florida would have the burden of providing Medicaid to all elderly residents who become sick.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Medicaid Elgibility

Likely yes.