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A daughter notices that her mother has started missing medications, giving money to strangers over the phone, and forgetting which bills were already paid. A parent of a young adult with disabilities realizes that school support is ending, but medical and housing decisions still need a legal plan. In both situations, the family is trying
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You may be here because something changed slowly, then all at once. Maybe your father has always paid every bill on time, but now late notices are piling up on the kitchen table. Maybe your sister keeps missing medical appointments and insists everything is fine. Maybe an adult child with disabilities is turning eighteen, and
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You open a drawer looking for a Medicare card and find something else instead. Unopened bills. A credit card statement that doesn’t make sense. A bank alert on your parent’s phone for a withdrawal they can’t explain. In that moment, most families don’t think, “I need legal authority.” They think, “How do I protect Mom
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