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What is your experience as a mediator in the areas of elder care and guardianship?

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my experiences is that it works and it
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allows families to to
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on some occasions heal
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and it’s so worth it if you can get the
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family to resolve their disputes without
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cross-examining each other on the
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witness stand bringing out all the
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mistakes you ever made throughout your
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life which your siblings always know
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and that that in and of itself allows
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the family to come together and take
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care of that
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elderly person or the person with a
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disability in a way that is is more
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loving and concerning and caring for
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that family member

St. Louis, MO estate & probate attorney Martha Brown shares her experience as a mediator in the areas of elder care and guardianship. She shares that she has found through her experience that the process truly works and often allows families to heal. When families are able to resolve their disputes outside the courtroom, it spares them the pain of cross-examining one another or reliving past mistakes in front of others—things siblings are often all too aware of.

In her view, avoiding that kind of conflict creates space for compassion and understanding. It helps families come together to care for an elderly parent or a loved one with a disability in a way that is far more loving, respectful, and supportive.

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