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Elder-caregivers

KarenS

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4. We have a Fiduciary that will handle it,,,,

Reply to BlueAllTheWay (Original post)

Tue Feb 4, 2025, 03:39 PM

Feb 4

We are not wealthy ~ middle-class. But we have no children together and decided to look for a way to handle our deaths appropriately. His/my children do not even know each other. A Fiduciary bills the Estate for the work they do. Not sure about medical powers of attorney. Consulting with an attorney to start with would be a good idea.

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What the heck does a Senior individual do to make sure they will have someone oversee their needs when the time comes? [View all] BlueAllTheWay Feb 4 OP

Help them call their local Aging Services office. 1WorldHope Feb 4 #1

I am in in the same place you are Oneear Feb 4 #2

Contact your county's Area Agency on Aging and pose this problem to them bucolic_frolic Feb 4 #3

We have a Fiduciary that will handle it,,,, KarenS Feb 4 #4

This is going to be a growing problem in years to come. PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 4 #5

I recently asked a trusted, un-related young person that I have known for 5 years to be my 'professional/hired' nephew. MLAA Feb 4 #6

Contact their local senior citizen center and the Council on Aging in their area and ask SheltieLover Feb 4 #7

A dear friend with a distant cousin in another state just went through this Lulu KC Feb 4 #8