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Neither a brother that lives next door to his father nor his sister who is maybe 7 minutes away from him will go make sure their dad eats. Can the brother or sister be held criminally liable if he slowly starves?

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Teresa, sometimes siblings don't help because they feel that their parent needs a higher level of skill. It's time to stop enabling Dad so that he keeps staying in his own house.

I see you are taking care of your Mom at your own home as she has Alzheimer's/Dementia. I assume that Dad is your step-Dad, correct? You mention "their Dad" and not "your Dad".

What are their Dad's health issues? Does he have memory issues and/or mobility issues? Can their Dad afford to pay a caregiver? Depending on his condition, he may qualify for Medicaid, to which he would be sent to a nursing home where he will receive around the clock care, and Medicaid will pay for everything.
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Report his needs to adult protective services and ask them to do an assessment of his situation in light of what you have shared with us.
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