Elder Law & Medicaid
Can You Own a Car and Still Qualify for Medicaid in Florida?
A single applicant can only hold $2,000 in countable assets to get long-term care Medicaid in Florida in 2026. That number stops
August 21, 2026
Short, informational articles on Florida probate, trusts, Medicaid planning, powers of attorney and estate planning. Written for families, not for other lawyers. General information, not legal advice.
A single applicant can only hold $2,000 in countable assets to get long-term care Medicaid in Florida in 2026. That number stops
Florida’s Department of Children and Families reviews five full years of financial records before it approves long-term care Medicaid. Every bank statement.
Have you wondered why some Florida families get Medicaid help fast while others wait for months? Many run into trouble because of
Families across Florida often face hard choices when a parent or older loved one needs long-term care. One nursing home bill can
Getting a denial letter for Medicaid can feel stressful. You may wonder, what went wrong? and what should we do next? The
Trying to get health coverage fast can feel stressful. You may be asking yourself, how can we apply for Medicaid in Florida
Bring your situation to the office and we will tell you which of these rules apply to it.