If Medicaid state recovery is going to put a lien on your parents biggest asset, which is usually their house which you are living in and you are not a protected class meaning you’re not disabled or minor you could still file a hardship waiver so that you could remain living in that house. In all cases, you need to consult an attorney that specializes in Medicaid state recovery in your state. Laws do vary from state to state Florida being much more lenient than most states. | Sylvia Gordon