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RissaBear: 2 years ago via iPhone

Are there any laws that protect care providers when they love one pass,To make sure they get more $ then the family that didn't provide care

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hawaiianlika: 2 years ago

No, there is no law that would give a care provider more money than what the ones who didn't care for the person. If a loved one passes, they would have had to make it known in their will that they wanted you to get more money. Hopefully, the person was cared for out of love and not based on how much much they would receive.

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RissaBear: 2 years ago via iPhone

Yeah I agree! Incase the love one didn't leave a will I still think there should a law that protects the one that provider care! Because you have it happens all the time family members that didn't even help live off the assets

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proudmommy: 2 years ago via iPhone

She ment that hopefully you cared for your relative out if love and not money.

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ppenny: 2 years ago via iPhone

We help our loved ones because they are our loved ones. Not as an investment. It would not be unreasonable however to request reimbursement from the estate for major expenses that were not covered by the deceased. Don't expect to recoupe any of your contributions however. Sorry for your loss.

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RissaBear: 2 years ago via iPhone

Oh I didn't lose anyone it was a question that was brought to me to research!

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