Hoarders can be of any age. When hoarding is suspected, gather documentation, seek court orders, and appoint a guardian for prompt action.
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Addressing Mental Illness
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The Challenge of Handling Hoarders
What is the board's responsibility when a resident is a hoarder?
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Clean the Apartment, Fight the Disease
You must get long-term help to resolve hoarding issues.
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Chloe Has a Disease – and She Has Her Rights
Hoarding is a major problem for co-ops and condos.
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Spring Cleaning Is One Thing ...
Dealing with hoarders is another.
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The Importance of Monitoring
Boards need to recognize the issues presented by aging residents.
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