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marybourg

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6. If the other suggestions don't pan out for you,

Reply to kacekwl (Original post)

Fri Apr 17, 2026, 04:38 AM

Apr 17

An elder-law attorney, not a trusts and estates attorney, will be able to help you if the situation is as you describe. Of course, you may have to pay the bill.

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I need guidance and or advice [View all] kacekwl Apr 16 OP

Call his local senior center & the Council on Aging! SheltieLover Apr 16 #1

I agree. Excellent place to start. Hope you find some workable solutions. Marie Marie Apr 16 #2

Thanks kacekwl Apr 16 #4

Thanks kacekwl Apr 16 #3

Yw SheltieLover Apr 17 #5

If the other suggestions don't pan out for you, marybourg Apr 17 #6

Thanks kacekwl Apr 17 #7