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I take care of a friend of mine who has paranoid schizophrenia. I buy her medications, make sure she eats, and pay her rent and food. Would she be better off in a guardianship situation with me, or with a medical power of attorney? I need to help her file for social security and get insurance through the state, but am not sure if I can do that without either, or simply with her consent. She is 33, and so am I. I already have a child and other responsibilities. I am willing to help her as much as I can, but I cannot do so to the detriment of my own health, which I have been close to doing. . Any answers are appreciated..

the problem is that you are not the attorneys client.. . It's not your case and you do not need to be involved. The fact that your boyfriend gave you permission to talk to the attorney and gave the attorney permission to talk to you, doesn't change the fact that the attorney is representing your boyfriend.

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