Tag: 3.3.18 Promissory notes – loans – land contracts – mortgages

DHA Case No. MDV 23/81821 (Wis. Div. Hearings and Appeals Apr. 19, 2007) (DHS) ↓ Download PDF Fair market value is an estimate of the amount an asset will sell for in an arms-length transaction on the open market. In this case, the petitioner established an irrevocable trust and funded it with stocks, life insurance, […] Read more

DHA Case No. MDV 23/99503 (Wis. Div. Hearings and Appeals Jan. 26, 2009) (DHS) ↓ Download PDF Purchasing an annuity or promissory note with interest at less than the applicable federal rate is a divestment. In this case, the petitioner established a private annuity that met all other requirements but returned no interest. ALJ Kenneth […] Read more

DHA Case No. MDV 196288 (Wis. Div. of Hearings and Appeals December 4, 2019) (DHS) ↓ Download PDF Aland contract must have a term within the lender’s life expectancy, provide for equal payments, and not allow cancellation on the death of the lender to avoid being considered a divestment. In this case, the county argued […] Read more

DHA Case No. MDV 193440 (Wis. Div. of Hearings and Appeals June 11, 2019) (DHS) ↓ Download PDF A land contract must have a term within the lender’s life expectancy, provide for equal payments, and not allow cancellation on the death of the lender to avoid being considered a divestment. If it does not meet […] Read more

DHA Case No. MDV-37/88496 (Wis. Div. of Hearings and Appeals May 16, 2008) (DHS)  ↓ Download PDF Promissory notes are commonly used to reduce countable resources for Medicaid eligibility. The rules require the note to have a repayment term within the applicant’s life expectancy, require equal payments with no balloon payment, prohibit cancellation of the […] Read more