Sec. 4. (a) If the real property of a deceased recipient is occupied by a surviving spouse, the division may not assert the division's lien or claim during the lifetime of the surviving spouse unless other claimants or persons have opened an estate and are attempting to enforce claims. (b) If other claimants or persons have opened an estate and are attempting to enforce claims, the division shall file and assert the claim for recovery of old age assistance. [Pre-1992 Revision Citation: 12-1-19-1(c).] IC 12-14-22 Chapter 22. Miscellaneous Provisions Concerning Family Assistance 12-14-22-1 Authority to conduct examinations, issue subpoenas, and require attendance of witnesses or production of books and records 12-14-22-2 Signing of subpoenas and subpoenas duces tecum 12-14-22-3 Compelling obedience to subpoena or request for production; requirements 12-14-22-4 Making and keeping of records, accounts, and reports 12-14-22-5 Public inspection of claims for services; organization of records; confidential records 12-14-22-6 Furnishing of assistance recipient lists 12-14-22-7 Monthly schedule of payments made; filing; organization of information; public inspection 12-14-22-8 Use of list; violations; notice 12-14-22-9 Relief from liability of maintaining and supporting child or spouse 12-14-22-10 Recovery of assistance 12-14-22-11 Application for old age assistance or assistance as blind person; county in which to be filed 12-14-22-12 Termination of Indiana residency; temporary absence 12-14-22-13 Repealed
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