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unclejim
Asked April 2014
How can independence be restored to my fiancé who is a ward of the state?
In Missouri.
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pamstegma
Apr 2014
She would have to prove to the court that she is competent to handle her own affairs. The doctors would have to re-examine her and find her in control, cognizant and able to manage Activities of Daily Living, including medication.
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