Q. Can someone on Medicaid allow a grandchild to live in her house and not pay rent, just maintain the home?
A. The answer will depend on the laws in your state. In Massachusetts, the answer is yes. The grandchild can stay in the house and just pay for maintenance. This may not be the case in the other 49 states. To find out for sure, we recommend that you consult with Matthew Mercer today.
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