In This Issue (Vol. 42 No. 3): How Does Social Security Select Representative Payees for Adults, The Commission's 2020 Year in Review, Election Outreach to Long Term Care Facilities, A Model of Elder Justice, LGBTQ Planning – What Skills Do Planners Need to Properly Serve the Modern Family, Elder Abuse and Neglect Screening Guidelines for Mediators and Elder Financial Abuse Prevention - It is the Business of Every Lawyer
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