NJAC 10:71-4.10(d)(4) contains a Medicaid exempt transfer, the "care giver" child exception for real estate. Can property be subjected to a lien?

Jurisdiction- New Jersey I am trying to figure out what happens if the NJ Div. of Med. Assistance and Health Services denies the validity of the exempt transfer. Can a lien be placed against the property when the caretaking son/daughter''s name is solely on the deed to the property? What''s the effect? Is ownership in the real estate by the caretaking child in any other way jeopardized? Can NJ DMAHS pursue estate recovery against the estate of the patient who entered a nursing home? What specific assets of the decedent could the NJ DMAHS seek to attach- bank accounts? IRA accounts? stock or mutual fund accounts? life insurance proceeds? etc.? TOD accounts included? In regard to the period of ineligibility imposed by the NJ DMAHS, if the home is valued at $200,000, assume the real estate transferred occurs in 11/11 and that the patient enters the nursing home in 6/12. If the real estate transfer is rejected as an exemption, what is the period of Medicaid ineligibility?