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In Kansas, courts use the equitable distribution rule. All property acquired during a marriage becomes marital property and is subject to equitable division. Judges divide property fairly but not always equally.
Exempt resources generally are a personal residence including contiguous acreage not broken by a public road, household furnishings, one car, household goods, personal keepsakes, personal effects, tools of ones trade, a very small amount of cash value of life insurance (death benefit lim- ited to $1500), term life
Exempt assets are those which Medicaid will not take into account (at least for the time being). In general, the following are the primary exempt assets: Home, no matter what its value. The home must be the principal place of residence.
While the Medicaid rules themselves are complicated and tricky, its safe to say that a single person will qualify for Medicaid as long as he or she has only exempt assets plus a small amount of cash and/or money in the bank, up to $999 in Missouri and up to $2,000 in Kansas.
In Kansas, the Look-Back Period is 60 months, which means the state will look back into the applicants financial history for the 60 months prior to their application date to see if they have given away any assets or sold them at less than fair market value.

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The manufacturing industry contributed the most to Kansass GDP in 2023, generating a value of $26.3 billion. It was followed by real estate, rental, and leasing ($25.9B) and professional and business services ($22.2B).
Medicaid has strict income and asset limits, but options like irrevocable trusts, life estates, annuities and asset transfers within permissible timeframes can help shield wealth. Since Medicaid has a five-year look-back period, early planning helps avoid penalties, protect assets, and maximize available options.

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