I’m not sure if I have this right. When my Wife and I had to place her mother into a assisted living home they asked if she owned anything( house,car, property). She didn’t. Then we were informed that they could go back 2 years and see if she owned a house and go after the money from the house even if it was sold. They would expect it from the person who received the money from the sale of the house. We had the show the home that the house she lived in was not hers. So if that is true Cloeman’s wife might be liable for the financial gains on anything she sells.
Maybe, maybe not. You are comparing apples and oranges.
Your mother-in-laws assets are supposed to pay for her care until they are exhaused. Then public assistance kicks in.
Well this has certainly been a far ranging and interesting thread. Perhaps it should be continued as “Train collecting considerations - for the quick and the dead”.
[And yes, I have been reminded once again that my family’s affairs are probably not in ideal order].
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Bruce…that is my personal preference too. Though I appreciate them very much, trailer queens and shelf queens are not my passion. Driving and operating is.
Jack.
Well I’m taking mine with me when I go.
If the V.A. Finally gives me a space for trains and I can get it going they get my trains when I kick other wise I will have them goto the local club or something like that if they deciede to sell them thats fine at least the proceedes will either hekp the V.A. or the club in someway.
That is of coarse the wife doesn’t keep them and sell them at the auction house of the road and get about 1/4 there worth as iys dealers up there buting for there antique/junk shops