Narration - Success Story Helping Guardians with End-of-Life Decisions
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (Canadian - West) North American (Canadian-General) North American (General) North American (US West Coast - California, Portland)Transcript
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when an elderly woman with no end of life plans is in her final days. How will her Guardian ensure her estranged loved ones are aware of her condition and the family's wishes are carried out. At age 85, Mary Wilson was living under the care of a plenary Guardian. In palliative care, Mary didn't have much time left. This meant that swift action was necessary to locate her lawful heirs and family to ensure that her last wishes will be carried out. However, she had no Children or known heirs. As far as the court. And plenary Guardian knew that's when the Attorney for the Plenary Guardian petitioned the court to engage air search with mary's health, rapidly deteriorating. Air search was on the clock to locate living members of her family to carry out her last wishes for her imminent funeral. The problem. Our investigation had nothing to go on, but a single relative's name. With our forensic genealogical expertise. We located related birth indexes, Will's death certificates, marriage records, and census reports to trace the trail of mary's family. Our research led us to identify mary's brother, Edward. Unfortunately Edward had passed away many years prior, meaning the search had to continue further investigation led us to Edward's sons. Edward, Jr and Michael, who were living and confirmed that they were in fact mary's biological nephews. They also informed us that a cemetery plot had been purchased for mary in the hopes that the family would one day reunite. In just five weeks. Air searches investigation successfully reconnected. Mary with her estranged nephews. In turn, they were afforded peace of mind knowing that their aunt would be cared for in her final days and beyond. As a result of our extensive investigation, we were able to provide substantive documentation to the court, fulfilling the plenary guardians fiduciary duty and ensuring mary's and her family's wishes were carried out Yeah.