Laws about debt, repossession ect vary by state. If you tell me what state I may be able to pass on some advice, my wife and my best friend are both lawyers.
Yeah, what you're looking for is called the lookback period. Looks like it's 60 months for Minnesota. If they're old enough to be having these issues they're probably on medicare, right?🤞 Even if not, I imagine she should be eligible for some sort of hospice home care, where they'll send a nurse once a week and maybe even an aid to help with things like bathing. I'm not sure who you'd have to talk to in order to get that referral; I think it would her primary care or the doctor that diagnosed her with cancer.
Laws about debt, repossession ect vary by state. If you tell me what state I may be able to pass on some advice, my wife and my best friend are both lawyers.
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Yeah, what you're looking for is called the lookback period. Looks like it's 60 months for Minnesota. If they're old enough to be having these issues they're probably on medicare, right?🤞 Even if not, I imagine she should be eligible for some sort of hospice home care, where they'll send a nurse once a week and maybe even an aid to help with things like bathing. I'm not sure who you'd have to talk to in order to get that referral; I think it would her primary care or the doctor that diagnosed her with cancer.