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If your name is on a joint account with an aging parent or relative, and that person applies for Medicaid long-term care, what happens to the money? Even if the funds are yours, Medicaid may treat the account very differently than you expect.

In this video, elder law attorney Melissa O’Connor explains how Medicaid views joint bank accounts, what counts as an available asset, and how to avoid unintended disqualification from benefits due to misunderstood ownership.

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