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Can you evict someone with dementia? A legal and ethical overview

Facing the possibility of removing a vulnerable person from their home is a difficult situation for anyone, be it a landlord or a family member. The question of, "can you evict someone with dementia?" is legally and ethically complex, with specific protections and procedures in place to safeguard vulnerable individuals.

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What does it take to have a parent declared incompetent?

The term "incompetent" is no longer a standard legal term, with most jurisdictions now using "incapacitated." Understanding what does it take to have a parent declared incompetent is crucial for families navigating this sensitive and complex legal process when a loved one can no longer make safe decisions.

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Are you legally obligated to care for elderly parents?

While societal expectations often dictate children should care for aging parents, roughly half of U.S. states have or have had filial responsibility laws that may impose a legal duty to provide care. So, are you legally obligated to care for elderly parents, or is it purely an ethical consideration?

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