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shaynelgk
Asked May 2010
My partner's Mother has been moved to sister's home, sister refuses access to visit since Dad's death. No abuse. Any ideas? Legal action?
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Carol Bradley Bursack, CDSGF
May 2010
Seeing an elder attorney may help. Your partner should have some rights, and denying those rights to visit is suspect. I'd see an attorney for an opinion.
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Carol
05/27/2010 11:31:31
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Good luck,
Carol