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2001/10/1 Posts: 0
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Hi, Sandmarlea: Thanks for stopping by ElderHope. Sorry it took so long to reply. Certainly, you should have a competent attorney advise you on this, preferably one who has some experience in elder law. I fear that this "friend" may indeed be able to work things around to his/her advantage. The sooner you take action to stave off this person, the more likely you are to succeed. Otherwise, it will likely only get worse, especially since he/she already has the checkbook. I wish I could be more hopeful... Here's a link to find an elder law attorney: http://www.naela.org/Applications/ConsumerDirectory/index.cfm Please let us know how it goes. Any attorneys out there? |
Posted on 2001/10/1 8:36 |