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Find a lawyer that does Elder Law and meet with them. You can learn a lot in a one hour conference. I used Bill Nolan, https://elderlawalabama.com/There will be a look back on assets to see how long it has been since they were moved if you choose that route. This. As people are living longer this is becoming a struggle and it’s difficult getting information you need to help take care of them. Wife consulted with an Elder attorney when my already difficult MIL started getting worse and refusing medication and medical assistance. Not easy by any stretch but the attorney had lots of good advice.
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