No. Since the house does not belong to your mother, it will not be subject to claim for reimbursement for her cost of care.
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The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts holds that a Medicaid applicant must establish a complete marital breakdown to be exempt from reporting spousal income and assets. In Freiner v. Secretary of the Executive Office of Health and Human Services (Mass.
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