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Paying for nursing homes


If my grandmother and grandfather goes into a nursing home, once medicare and medicaid pay their part, will they lose their home and everything that is in their names to pay for the nursing home costs?

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He is a very smart man who is always looking for ways around things. The judge granted our divorce for December 12,2007, and my ex-husband told me that he just got married just before Thanksgiving. He is a student at Cal
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