Unlike Britney, many still struggle to leave legal guardianship : Shots

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Unlike Britney, many still struggle to leave legal guardianship : Shots

Betty Q. Hixson 11 months ago

Jamie Beck, who has a mild intellectual and developmental disability, was placed in a guardianship at the age of 19, after her parents died. She remained in the guardianship for eight years, before transitioning to to a supported decision-making arrangement. AJ Mast/WFYI hide caption toggle caption AJ Mast/WFYI Jamie Beck, […]

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