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• Kentucky, 1978 U.S. District Court Western District of Kentucky, 1978

• Henderson County Bar Association, 1980 (President) Kentucky Bar Association (Member)

• Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Highland Heights, Kentucky, 1977J.D.Honors: Delta Theta PhiLaw Review: Northern Kentucky Law Review, Legislative Editor, 1977 - 1978 University of Kentucky, 1974B.G.S. Western Kentucky University, 1973B.A.

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My brother and I are joint Powers of Attorney for our totally disabled elderly mother (stroke victim) in a nursing home, and we are faced with selling her house as she is quickly running out of liquid assets. Yes, we know that Medicaid would take over and pay for her care without our having to do that, but that provides only a minimum level of care in a semi-private room, with nothing for extras (we have sitters to act as patient advocates since she can't speak for herself). That would not be acceptable. So -- we need a bit of advice.. . 1) First we'd like to TRY selling her home ourselves, although that might not be so easy to do. For that we need a good contract agreement form. I'm confused by the number and type of forms available on the Net. It boggles the mind. We need a basic form such as is normally used in a real estate transaction. Any links?. 2) We need some idea of what will be necessary to sell her house as Powers of Attorney. Certainly we know that we've got to provide the POA agreement that our mother signed, but what else? Any special forms or hoops to jump through? Certainly we'll have our own lawyer present at a closing, but I mean anything other than the ordinary to look out for in a contract or a closing? I've been through a number of closings -- nothing new here -- I'm just trying to get our ducks in a row as best I can before we get up to our necks in something.. . Thanks for your effort in answering.. Let me clarify a couple of things:. 1) I'm looking for a Purchase Agreement, not a Sales Contract.. 2) My mother is not and will not qualify for Medicaid -- at least not if I can help it. She's in a private room and we pay for sitters. Neither one of those two things would be possible with Medicaid. If we wanted her to qualify for Medicaid we would not sell her house until she died, but in her condition doing that would be (in my opinion and the opinion of the rest of our family) would be inhumane. SHE CANNOT SPEAK FOR HERSELF. To be put in a room with another person - a stranger - and with nobody to help her communicate her needs would be cruel as long as we can pay for better care than that..

Attorneys draft Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts. The trust will apply for its own Federal Tax ID number. The trust will then apply for the survivorship life insurance policy. It will be the applicant, owner and beneficiary of the policy. Typical wording is "The John and Mary Smith Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust dated April 5, 2007, JPMorgan Chase Bank, trustee."

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