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MamaT49
Asked March 2022
My 27-year-old daughter has TBI and I'm her POA. She is in a domestic violence relationship. What can I do to help her?
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BarbBrooklyn
Mar 2022
Has your daughter been declared incompetent? In other words, Is your POA active?
As a concerned mother, I would report domestic violence to the police and encourage my daughter to see her doctor for a referral to therapy.
03/26/2022 08:14:35
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As a concerned mother, I would report domestic violence to the police and encourage my daughter to see her doctor for a referral to therapy.