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Elder Law

Protecting Adults from Abuse and Neglect

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A family member, a friend, a neighbor or other concerned person who is worried about an individual who may need Protective Services for Adults (PSA) help can call the local Department of Social Services. Referrals may be made anonymously. Of course, individuals who recognize their own need for help may call for themselves.

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Who Will Manage Your Affairs If You Cannot?

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Everyone faces the possibility that sometime during their lifetime, they may become incapacitated. Many people assume their spouses or children will automatically be allowed to make financial and/or medical decisions for them, but this is not necessarily so.

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