Form Mc 175-3 P - Sneede V. Kizer Property Work Sheet

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State of California—Health and Human Services Agency
Department of Health Care Services
SNEEDE V. KIZER
PROPERTY WORK SHEET
Case name
County district
County use
Case number
Effective date
Mo.
Yr.
INSTRUCTIONS:
List all nonexempt property from MC 176 P.
If property is owned by more than one person, equally divide the net market value by the number of owners unless evidence is provided to
rebut the division.
Joint bank accounts: If available to anyone in the MFBU, do not count the money in a joint account against the MFBU more than once.
Equally prorate the bank account among the owners in the MFBU (subject to rebuttal).
Other real property (ORP) must be evaluated to determine if the utilization requirement is met. The $6,000 exemption for utilized ORP
may be spread out over multiple pieces of utilized ORP to maximize eligibility for the multiple mini budget units.
If excess property is determined for only some of the mini budget units and Medi-Cal is needed for someone in a property-ineligible mini
budget unit, the Eligibility Worker (EW) may need to exempt a different vehicle or spread the $6,000 exemption in a different manner to
determine if eligibility can be established for the property-ineligible mini budget unit.
Motor Vehicle and $6,000 Utilized Other Real Property Exemptions:
The MFBU of a MARRIED couple or SINGLE PARENT is allowed only one of each exemption.
Each UNMARRIED partner is allowed one of each exemption. His/her exemption may be passed on to a natural/adopted child if the
unmarried parent has no such property or wishes to pass the exemption on to his/her child. However, both unmarried parents cannot
pass on their exemptions to the same mutual child.
A CARETAKER RELATIVE who chooses to be in the same MFBU with the children for whom care is provided is allowed one set of
exemptions. In addition, the CHILDREN for whom care is provided are allowed one set of exemptions as a group.
I. ALLOCATION FROM SPOUSE/PARENT
1. For a married couple, enter their total community property in Column II. Enter each spouse’s separate property in Column III.
2. For an unmarried couple or a single parent, enter their separate property in Column III; leave Column II blank.
III. Separate Property
List exempt property
I. List only the Parent’s Nonexempt
II. Community
and name of owner:
Property
Property
Parent A
Parent B
1. Nonexempt Other Real Property
2. Checking
3. Savings
4. CSV of nonexempt life insurance
5. Cash
6. Nonexempt Vehicle
7. Other
8.
9.
10.
11. Subtotal Net Nonexempt Property
$
$
$
12. Enter each spouse’s share of community property.
$
$
(Divide line 11, Column II by 2.)
13. Parent’s total net nonexempt property (Add lines 11 and 12.)
14. Number of persons for whom each parent is responsible
(See totals on MC 175-2.)
(A)
(B)
15. Allocation to each person for whom parent is responsible
$
$
(Divide line 13 by line 14.)
enter on line 27
enter on line 28
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MC 175-3 P (05/07)

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