Arkansas Department of Human Services v. Estate of Hogan
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
David Newbern, Justice.
Two questions are presented in this appeal. The first is whether a probate court may approve a tort claim settlement on behalf of a ward if the settlement distributes funds to a trust designed not to be a medicaid qualifying trust. The second question is whether a probate court has authority to declare that such a trust is not a medicaid qualifying trust. We affirm the order approving distribution to the trust, but we reverse the order holding that the trust is not a medicaid qualifying trust.
Kimberly Dawn Hogan was born in 1981 with brain dysfunction. In 1988 she was…
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