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Elder care question. My brother has been running the family business that is an S Corp owned by my mother. He has been embezzling money from the company to pay for illegal drugs (just went in and out of rehab). He's about to get sued and I'm afraid my parents are going to drawn into it. They aren't even upset about any of it...my dad has dementia and my mom is 84 and on chemo with stage 4 cancer. Is there anything I can do to protect their assets? They would never support me if it meant challenging my brother in any way, and I have no legal relationship with the business..

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