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Old 07-13-2008, 01:00 PM #16
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Originally Posted by lady_express_44 View Post
Hey, BTW, if a person can hide their assets (on paper) enough to qualify for public health, how can they take those assets away if a person dies? Can't those assets be hidden forever?
Cherie

No clue but your question brought up another issue.

I just don't get being so concerned about your estate after you are gone. It will be nice if I have money left to leave animal charities but if I need to use my money for my own care then so be it. The humans in my life have been raised to be self-sufficient so they aren't getting anything from me unless someone happens to have a disabled child etc.

I always tell my parents that I hope they spend every last penny they have on fun stuff before they die. I don't or need an inheritance .
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