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2. all of those are available including trusts. do a google search using those subjects. are there any senior centers in

Fri Aug 16, 2024, 07:46 PM

Aug 2024

your area? contact your city council people or aarp? I would include your kids in this project when you find some legal protections. got a will?

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you need to setup a irrevocable trust drray23 Aug 2024 #1

This Joinfortmill Aug 2024 #10

drray23 is spot ON.... democratsruletheday Aug 2024 #17

Try an estate manager. sinkingfeeling Aug 2024 #3

Two people Lulu KC Aug 2024 #4

I totally agree Abstractartist Aug 2024 #6

Call a local social worker. They may be able to refer applegrove Aug 2024 #7

Go to Bogleheads.org. Read for a bit. Look at their Wiki. When marybourg Aug 2024 #8

I concur... Alephy Aug 2024 #13

Do you have an attorney? A trusted banker? Botany Aug 2024 #11

Elder law resource TommyT139 Aug 2024 #26

absolutely critical that you get professional help Skittles Aug 2024 #15

Very informative n I hope to take advantage Deuxcents Aug 2024 #18

You bet! mahina Aug 2024 #19

Aloha, mahina .. I just now got an email with the pdf version attached! Deuxcents Aug 2024 #22

Are none of your kids trustworthy? Happy Hoosier Aug 2024 #24

It's complicated. Both kids are trustworthy.. but... albacore Aug 2024 #25