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> Intentionally destitute grandparents planning to go on Medicaid adopting their college-ready grandchildren. Wouldn't severing the parental relationship make
by klipt 6y ago
> Intentionally destitute grandparents planning to go on Medicaid adopting their college-ready grandchildren.
Wouldn't severing the parental relationship make it harder for parents to pass property to their kids when they die?
- pmiller2 6y agoWhy would it? You can legally include any number of family members in a will as heirs, including zero. If you want to specifically exclude individual family members as well, you can do that, too.
- jcrites 6y agoProbably not, though I'm not an expert on this. Your will can pass your property to anyone you designate, and even aside from wills you can place assets in trust for beneficiaries like your children.