If the government has paid benefits on a person's behalf then the government has the right to recoup what it paid after the person's death. If that person owned any property in their own name the government is first in line (like a creditor) to be repaid. For example, your grandmother can't leave her house to you in her will free and clear if the government has been paying for her nursing home and medical care for years. That is the reason people do estate planning and get property out of their names and into trusts. Estate planning must be done years in advance and by a professional with a good reputation and satisfied customers.
How much it will cost to create an estate for someone who has died will depend upon the attorney that is hired and how long it will take. It is always much easier to get an estate created before a person has died; it may take years if they have already died.
Are glasses covered by medicare?
no
That type of legal language indicates that someone has been granted a life estate in the property and at their death the absolute ownership or the fee will pass to someone else free and clear of the life estate.
In order to transfer the real estate, they will have to have an estate and someone with authority to sell the property. The executor could take a loan out against the property to resolve the debts or to cover costs until sale.
There are a number of schools that offer programs in real estate. The NY Real Estate Institute is probably the largest and best known, The Professional School of Business is also well known.
If an executor acted in bad faith then you can take the executor to court to force them to repay the value of the car to the estate.
Just about every course is now offered online there are lots of places to take free courses.
if or went i turn 65 the money put in medicare setback not spended , do i get it back or does medicare keep it?
They will take the money for the medicare payment out of your Socialized Security check.
Medicare does not cover Dental services, except for a few procedures.
Given that the estate has not lost anything, it would be difficult to prove a crime. There might be an issue of lost revenues in the form of interest.