Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
The solution is getting them a dementia diagnosis, so all can be explained.
That was my first thought as well. Because it’s so apparent that the person is t thinking clearly anymore.
Regarding filial laws - I am actually shocked that these exist. I don’t live in a state that has filial laws but it just never occurred to me that a state could enact such a law. I guess I am naive, I should know by now that states sometimes have absolutely insane laws.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The look back is 5 years. When did your parent give away the money? Did they have a history of regular giving for a long period of time? What state are they in?
OP here
Just in the last couple years. It's not large amounts, but many many small amounts that add up--$150 to this political candidate, $35 to that political cause, but 100+ times a day! In California.
If you live in CA, then I think the correct term would be MediCal vs. Medicaid.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The look back is 5 years. When did your parent give away the money? Did they have a history of regular giving for a long period of time? What state are they in?
OP here
Just in the last couple years. It's not large amounts, but many many small amounts that add up--$150 to this political candidate, $35 to that political cause, but 100+ times a day! In California.
Anonymous wrote:
The solution is getting them a dementia diagnosis, so all can be explained.