Nebraska § 83-379 Cost of patient care; fraudulent transfers; effect

Nebraska Statutes

§ 83-379 — Cost of patient care; fraudulent transfers; effect

Nebraska·Ch. 83 State Institutions

In the absence of fraud, a patient and his relatives shall be liable only to the extent of assessments actually made against them respectively, in accordance with sections  83-227.01 ,  83-227.02 ,  83-350 , and  83-363  to  83-380 . For the purposes of sections  83-227.01 ,  83-227.02 ,  83-350 , and  83-363  to  83-380 , it shall be deemed fraudulent for any patient or his relatives to transfer any assets or property to another person for the purpose of affecting the determination of ability to pay. When it is determined that such a fraudulent transfer has been made, the department shall consider the value of such assets or property transferred in determining the ability to pay under section  83-368  or  83-369 .

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In the absence of fraud, a patient and his relatives shall be liable only to the extent of assessments actually made against them respectively, in accordance with sections 83-227.01 , 83-227.02 , 83-350 , and 83-363 to 83-380 . For the purposes of sections 83-227.01 , 83-227.02 , 83-350 , and 83-363 to 83-380 , it shall be deemed fraudulent for any patient or his relatives to transfer any assets or property to another person for the purpose of affecting the determination of ability to pay. When it is determined that such a fraudulent transfer has been made, the department shall consider the value of such assets or property transferred in determining the ability to pay under section 83-368 or 83-369 .

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