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In response to "If you're going to be handling this he will likely need to provide written authorization to allow them to speak to you about his plan. -- nm" by Dano

Yeah, I doubt I will be involved directly. We don't want to cross the bridge. We've been taking that mentor role very seriously with our kids since

Posted by oblique (aka kkuphal) Aug 26 '22, 07:06

HS and only play the parent card when things are dire or required (especially as they were in college). Just need to help him look through his paperwork to figure out where things are at

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I've been screamed at more than once because I couldn't talk to a parent about their 18-year-old's claims without authorization on file. -- nm - Dano Aug 26, 07:07 2
- It's not just parents, but spouses and even kids of elderly clients. "Well we told DSS to list me as someone that is handling things!" - sycor Aug 26, 07:10
- Yeah, we had all that set up with the colleges to avoid that problem if it arose. Good thing to remember though is that we may need it again -- nm - oblique Aug 26, 07:09

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Yeah, I doubt I will be involved directly. We don't want to cross the bridge. We've been taking that mentor role very seriously with our kids since

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