Todd Dry Docks, Inc. v. Marshal

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• holding that in California creditors may not pursue the beneficiaries of inter vivos trusts to recover the costs of Medi-Cal services, but could pursue people who received property held by decedent in the form of tenancy in common or community property
• limiting recovery to assets that were part of recipient’s estate as defined by state probate law
• describing Medicaid as a federal 8 program that provides medical assistance to “low-income persons” and that California 9 participates in the program through Medi-Cal

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