New law clears way for ‘supported decision-making’
Under Senate Bill 134, “supported decisionmaking” agreements allow a chosen supporter to help a person with — but not make — basic life decisions about where to live and work
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Under Senate Bill 134, “supported decisionmaking” agreements allow a chosen supporter to help a person with — but not make — basic life decisions about where to live and work
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