Or. Admin. R. 461-140-0300 - Adjustments to the Disqualification for Asset Transfer
(1) The disqualification imposed under OAR
461-140-0260 is not adjusted
once applied in the SNAP program.
(2) In all other programs, the
disqualification ends if the transfer that caused the disqualification is
rescinded. The duration of the disqualification is recalculated if the terms of
the transfer are modified.
(3) In
the OSIP, OSIPM, and REFM programs, the Department may waive the
disqualification if the disqualification would create an undue hardship on the
client. For purposes of this section, the disqualification would create an
undue hardship if the requirements of subsections (a) and (b) of this section
are met:
(a) The client has no other means
for meeting his or her needs. The client has the burden of proving that no
other means exist by:
(A) Exploring and
pursuing all reasonable means to recover the assets to the satisfaction of the
Department, including legal remedies and consultation with an attorney; and
(B) Cooperating with the
Department to take action to recover the assets.
(b) The disqualification would deprive the
client of:
(A) Medical care such that the
client's health or life would be endangered; or
(B) Food, clothing, shelter, or other
necessities of life without which the health or life of the client would be
endangered.
(4) As authorized by ORS
411.620, the Department retains
the authority to bring a civil suit or action to set aside a transfer of assets
for less than fair market value and may seek recovery of all costs associated
with such an action.
(5)
Notwithstanding the granting of an undue hardship waiver under section (3) of
this rule, the Department is not precluded from recovering public assistance or
medical assistance from any assets in which the client held an interest, or in
which the client previously held an interest, at the time the undue hardship
waiver was granted.
Notes
Stat. Auth: ORS 409.050, 411.060, 411.404, 411.816, 412.014, 412.049
Stats. Implemented: ORS 409.010, 411.060, 411.404, 411.632, 411.816, 412.014, 412.049
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