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Cubpiper: Although it's a moot point at this juncture, financial professionals will tell you to never spend your own money on the care of your elderly parent(s). Your question was "can you bill an estate for elder care once the parent has passed?" But it seems like you are mainly angry at your sibs, who did nothing to help/nor did they visit their elderly parent...it seems to me that that is your real question/concern? Also, the topic of "getting paid to take care of your elderly parent" has been brought up on this site A LOT. There are several schools of thought on the topic. #1 If you elderly parent was just about eking out a living, then why would you even consider taking their funds?, #2 many caregivers have lost their jobs due to caring for their elderly parent....just for starters.
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Cub - are you in probate & are you the executor?

If the answer is yes & yes, there could be things you can do both within executor fees & MIE aspect of probate and in placing an unsecured claim against the estate.
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