Department of Medical Assistance v. Llewellyn

Deen, Presiding Judge.

Appellee Llewellyn applied for medical assistance benefits. The Department of Medical Assistance (“Department”) determined that appellee had transferred certain assets for less than fair market value and, further, that she had not rebutted the presumption that the transfer was made for the purpose of establishing eligibility for benefits. Her application was denied, and she requested and received administrative review of this decision before an administrative hearing officer.

The Department filed its final decision in January 1988, and appellee sought judicial review in…