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L
Leannesp
Asked February 2017
Mom and son live together, but can't pay Mom's bills. What can I do?
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jeannegibbs
Feb 2017
Yup. What cmagnum asks about are things we need to know to respond to your post. Then we'll help if we can.
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notrydoyoda
Feb 2017
Please tell us more about this situation.
Why can't mom pay her own bills?
Is she living with her son or is her son living with her?
What are her health issues?
Does the son have a job?
What is their relationship like?
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Why can't mom pay her own bills?
Is she living with her son or is her son living with her?
What are her health issues?
Does the son have a job?
What is their relationship like?
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