mother and stepfather moving in with us
My mother and stepfather who is suffering from Alzheimers want to move in with us. We have heard that since he is not a relative we could be sued by his children if anything should happen to him.
Could we be liable and what should we do?
Asked on 10/25/07, 10:34 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Joseph Michelotti
Michelotti & Associates, Ltd.
Re: mother and stepfather moving in with us
You are not liable to his children, but you may be liable to him. You may be better off putting him in a nursing home now, rather than in a crisis situation later.
email me if you have any questions.
Answered on 10/29/07, 10:49 am
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