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In reply to the discussion: My friend is 74. [View all]

Rebl2

(14,902 posts)
7. Maybe an elder
Sat Oct 9, 2021, 08:46 AM
Oct 2021

lawyer who specializes in older clients would be a good idea and get the son involved.

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My friend is 74. [View all] no_hypocrisy Oct 2021 OP
He should find a good lawyer JohnSJ Oct 2021 #1
Well, certainly seems like Sherman A1 Oct 2021 #2
Get the lawyer. Set up a meeting with the District Attorney. Tetrachloride Oct 2021 #3
Exploitation of the elderly is a crime SheltieLover Oct 2021 #4
Maybe an elder Rebl2 Oct 2021 #7
Yes! SheltieLover Oct 2021 #8
To answer your question, no. My only son thinks I'm still fine and sinkingfeeling Oct 2021 #5
He needs his own doctor too... viva la Oct 2021 #6
If your family is not to be trusted MOMFUDSKI Oct 2021 #9
These stories are wrenching. PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2021 #10
he needs a lawyer, stat ZonkerHarris Oct 2021 #11
Post removed Post removed Oct 2022 #12
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