I'm supposed to go to my SSDI hearing next week before an administrative law judge and I'm getting very nervou....
You didn't say if you have an attorney or not. If you do not, yo....
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5/17/2012 06:49
by TinaW |
I'm thinking about filing bankruptcy but my situation is so bad that I'm worried about not be able to recover ....
I've just consulted my crystal ball and the answer is . . . . &nb....
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5/16/2012 07:31
by Tarrant |
I am breaking a lease and will be moving out May 31st instead of August 31st, we have found a new tenant to mo....
What if it has been filled and a new tenant has signed a lease but the....
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5/15/2012 08:11
by eeanniello |
I have a Ford Focus 2000, I purchased it from a dealership in 2011, one in which I thought was reputable, but ....
Given the length of time that has elapsed, this is probably not a situ....
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5/14/2012 17:02
by MattRidge |
I work for a privately owned corporation which is headquartered out of state. I was transfered here from anoth....
Assuming you do not have a contract, as an at-will employee you still ....
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5/14/2012 14:05
by Molliemiu |
My brother is the power of attorney for my elderly mother. She is demented and often confused about her finan....
Yes, nothing to worry about. The terms Power of Attorney and Att....
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5/14/2012 06:51
by AABates |
I was driving in Boston during rush hour and I hit a guy who was listening to an ipod with earplugs. He walke....
Apparently, this is a huge problem, especially among young men. ....
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5/13/2012 07:23
by Worried4 |
Are there differences in these charges or is it combined together?
Assault and Assault & Battery are two separate crimes. (1) An assa....
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5/11/2012 16:28
by taylowe |
I'm not finding the answer to my questions on the web, because my situation is unusual: I had a baby when I wa....
Gerome,
The social security benefit the daughter receives on your ....
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5/10/2012 17:14
by gerometry |
Hello. In Massachusetts let’s say I’m paying say $8,000 a year in Child Support to 23. Under the agreemen....
If your Agreement says you should pay child support until the child is....
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5/4/2012 22:18
by divorced_with_children |
Several of my colleagues will dictate consultation notes in which they state they don't have the complete hist....
The question probably boils down to whether or not such practice is wi....
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10/2/2011 18:37
by Anonymous |
Authority of guardian re nursing home
Under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 190B (the new Massachusetts Probate Code), section 5 -309(g), a guardian must get court approval before committing an incapacitated person to a nursing home. You will be required to show that admitting your aunt to the nursing home is in her "best interest." If the probate court agrees with your arguments regarding your aunt's living arrangements, you can then move forward with your plan.
Obviously, it would be far better to talk your aunt into seeing the reality of her situation. Nobody wants to go to court to try to force another person into a nursing home. Is there another person, someone she trusts, that might be able to help her understand her need for greater care? (I'm sure she trusts you, but right now you are the bearer of bad news.) You might also consider hiring a third party, such as a family mediator or a geriatric case manager to take a fresh look at your aunt's situation and, if she agrees with you, try to help your aunt see the need for greater care. Under the heading of non-legal advice, have you looked into assisted living facilities. That may be an easier sell to your aunt and some of them are quite nice.