Question from Anonymous Caring.com community member
I recently assumed the role of attorney-in-fact for my father. The person who had acted in this capacity for the past six years now wants to be reimbursed for their out-of-pocket expenses during that time. I want to be fair, but don't want to make any distributions from my father's assets that might jeopardize his potential to get Medicaid in the future. Is there a limit on how far back a person can seek reimbursement for expenses incurred while they were acting as attorney-in-fact?
