Miller v. State Department of Social & Rehabilitation Services

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• plain-meaning rule is a rule of thumb based on experience, not a rule of law that precludes consideration of persuasive contrary evidence
• plain-meaning rule is a rule of thumb based on experience, not a rule of law that precludes consideration of persuasive contrary evidence
• placing substance over form to conclude the surviving spouse became co-settlor of deceased husband’s trust by refusing her elective share to take under a discretionary trust
• support trust exists when trustee is required to inquire into the basic support needs of the beneficiary and to provide for those needs
• \Medicaid was designed to provide basic medical care for those without sufficient income or resources to provide for themselves.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).