MMann Lawyers LLPOttawa, ON · May 19, 2026
When Aging Parents Refuse Help: A Difficult but Common Conversation
Q: As my parents’ Attorney for Personal Care, I am worried. My 92-year-old father and my 89-year-old mother live together in a single detached home, but refuse to accept the help and support that I am trying to arrange for them. My 90-year-old aunt just fell and broke her hip, and the doctors say she...
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