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  1. A physical altercation between an 83-year-old Fairacres resident and his court-appointed guardian in July reportedly culminated in bruises, a fall and a visit from Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Office deputies.  

    abqjournal.com/news/deputies-r

    #NewMexico #LasCruces #eldercare #guardianship

  2. A physical altercation between an 83-year-old Fairacres resident and his court-appointed guardian in July reportedly culminated in bruises, a fall and a visit from Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Office deputies.  

    abqjournal.com/news/deputies-r

    #NewMexico #LasCruces #eldercare #guardianship

  3. A physical altercation between an 83-year-old Fairacres resident and his court-appointed guardian in July reportedly culminated in bruises, a fall and a visit from Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Office deputies.  

    abqjournal.com/news/deputies-r

    #NewMexico #LasCruces #eldercare #guardianship

  4. #WasteReduction & The #CircularEconomy in #Aotearoa / #NewZealand

    Excerpt: Embracing the Circular Economy in NZ

    "Traditionally, our economy operates on a linear ‘take-make-dispose’ model. Resources are extracted, products are manufactured, consumed, and then thrown away. The circular economy, however, aims to keep resources in use for as long as possible, extract the maximum value from them whilst in use, then recover and regenerate products and materials at the end of their service life.

    'The circular economy isn’t just about #recycling; it’s a fundamental rethinking of how we design, produce, and consume, creating a system that is #restorative and #regenerative by design.'

    "For New Zealand, embracing this model is more than an environmental choice; it’s an economic imperative. By reducing our reliance on virgin resources and minimising waste, we can build a more #resilient, innovative, and #sustainable economy, perfectly aligned with #Māori principles of #kaitiakitanga – #guardianship of the land and resources."

    Read more:
    sustainableliving.org.nz/waste

    #SolarPunkSunday #Caretakers #IndigenousKnowledge #ZeroWaste #DonutEconomy #ReuseRestoreRepair #RepairCafes #BorrowDontBuy #Recycling #RightToRepair #SolarPunk

  5. #WasteReduction & The #CircularEconomy in #Aotearoa / #NewZealand

    Excerpt: Embracing the Circular Economy in NZ

    "Traditionally, our economy operates on a linear ‘take-make-dispose’ model. Resources are extracted, products are manufactured, consumed, and then thrown away. The circular economy, however, aims to keep resources in use for as long as possible, extract the maximum value from them whilst in use, then recover and regenerate products and materials at the end of their service life.

    'The circular economy isn’t just about #recycling; it’s a fundamental rethinking of how we design, produce, and consume, creating a system that is #restorative and #regenerative by design.'

    "For New Zealand, embracing this model is more than an environmental choice; it’s an economic imperative. By reducing our reliance on virgin resources and minimising waste, we can build a more #resilient, innovative, and #sustainable economy, perfectly aligned with #Māori principles of #kaitiakitanga – #guardianship of the land and resources."

    Read more:
    sustainableliving.org.nz/waste

    #SolarPunkSunday #Caretakers #IndigenousKnowledge #ZeroWaste #DonutEconomy #ReuseRestoreRepair #RepairCafes #BorrowDontBuy #Recycling #RightToRepair #SolarPunk

  6. #WasteReduction & The #CircularEconomy in #Aotearoa / #NewZealand

    Excerpt: Embracing the Circular Economy in NZ

    "Traditionally, our economy operates on a linear ‘take-make-dispose’ model. Resources are extracted, products are manufactured, consumed, and then thrown away. The circular economy, however, aims to keep resources in use for as long as possible, extract the maximum value from them whilst in use, then recover and regenerate products and materials at the end of their service life.

    'The circular economy isn’t just about #recycling; it’s a fundamental rethinking of how we design, produce, and consume, creating a system that is #restorative and #regenerative by design.'

    "For New Zealand, embracing this model is more than an environmental choice; it’s an economic imperative. By reducing our reliance on virgin resources and minimising waste, we can build a more #resilient, innovative, and #sustainable economy, perfectly aligned with #Māori principles of #kaitiakitanga – #guardianship of the land and resources."

    Read more:
    sustainableliving.org.nz/waste

    #SolarPunkSunday #Caretakers #IndigenousKnowledge #ZeroWaste #DonutEconomy #ReuseRestoreRepair #RepairCafes #BorrowDontBuy #Recycling #RightToRepair #SolarPunk

  7. #WasteReduction & The #CircularEconomy in #Aotearoa / #NewZealand

    Excerpt: Embracing the Circular Economy in NZ

    "Traditionally, our economy operates on a linear ‘take-make-dispose’ model. Resources are extracted, products are manufactured, consumed, and then thrown away. The circular economy, however, aims to keep resources in use for as long as possible, extract the maximum value from them whilst in use, then recover and regenerate products and materials at the end of their service life.

    'The circular economy isn’t just about #recycling; it’s a fundamental rethinking of how we design, produce, and consume, creating a system that is #restorative and #regenerative by design.'

    "For New Zealand, embracing this model is more than an environmental choice; it’s an economic imperative. By reducing our reliance on virgin resources and minimising waste, we can build a more #resilient, innovative, and #sustainable economy, perfectly aligned with #Māori principles of #kaitiakitanga – #guardianship of the land and resources."

    Read more:
    sustainableliving.org.nz/waste

    #SolarPunkSunday #Caretakers #IndigenousKnowledge #ZeroWaste #DonutEconomy #ReuseRestoreRepair #RepairCafes #BorrowDontBuy #Recycling #RightToRepair #SolarPunk

  8. HAS MARRIAGE PAPERWORK CHANGED?

    Structural Timeline — U.S. Marriage Certificate Language Overview Marriage certificates in the United States #historically contained gender‑asymmetric language rooted in older legal doctrines (coverture, #guardianship transfer, “taking to wife”).

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/05/0

  9. Who would you choose as a guardian for your kids? This is about more than just naming a person; it's about values, lifestyle compatibility, and ensuring they're equipped for the role. Have you revisited your decision recently? #Family #Guardianship

  10. Boosts appreciated!

    I have some dear friends who are looking for a family court #lawyer who practices in NY (Orange County) to assist with an immediate need pertaining to guardianship of minors. If anyone has recommendations, I would appreciate them deeply!

    #fedilaw #familycourt #guardianship #custody

  11. Boosts appreciated!

    I have some dear friends who are looking for a family court #lawyer who practices in NY (Orange County) to assist with an immediate need pertaining to guardianship of minors. If anyone has recommendations, I would appreciate them deeply!

    #fedilaw #familycourt #guardianship #custody

  12. Boosts appreciated!

    I have some dear friends who are looking for a family court #lawyer who practices in NY (Orange County) to assist with an immediate need pertaining to guardianship of minors. If anyone has recommendations, I would appreciate them deeply!

    #fedilaw #familycourt #guardianship #custody

  13. Boosts appreciated!

    I have some dear friends who are looking for a family court #lawyer who practices in NY (Orange County) to assist with an immediate need pertaining to guardianship of minors. If anyone has recommendations, I would appreciate them deeply!

    #fedilaw #familycourt #guardianship #custody

  14. #ForcedSterilization of #DisabledPeople Isn’t a Relic of the Past

    In a majority of states, #eugenics-era laws still let doctors sterilize disabled patients against their will.

    by Julia Métraux
    February 27, 2025

    "'In order to prevent our being swamped with incompetence,' Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote for the majority in 1927’s Buck v. Bell, the state could—and should—'prevent those who are manifestly unfit from continuing their kind.' Forced sterilization, the court held, was not only legal but laudable.

    "In 1924, 17-year-old Carrie Buck was institutionalized, having been deemed 'feebleminded' on the grounds of 'promiscuous' behavior. In reality, Buck was raped by her foster family’s nephew. Three years later, with the Court’s blessing, Virginia’s 'State Colony of Epileptics and Feeble Minded' sterilized Buck against her will. The decision, passed at the height of the 20th-century eugenics movement, has never been overturned.

    "'There’s a very different standard being applied to disabled people’s autonomy.'

    "To this day, 31 states and #WashingtonDC, still have laws on the books that allow for the practice—and just two, #Alaska and #NorthCarolina, have laws that fully ban the #nonconsensual #sterilization of disabled people, according to a 2022 report from the National Women’s Law Center. There’s no official account of just how many disabled people have been sterilized under those laws.

    "Some of these laws aren’t even that old. In 2019, #Iowa and #Nevada passed new forced sterilization laws that applied to people under #guardianship. Both bills passed unanimously, and the end result is consistent with laws on the books in other states. There was no discourse among politicians—let alone objections—about the ethics of sterilizing disabled people without their consent.

    "Sterilization and Social Justice Lab co-director and founder Alexandra Minna Stern said that early IQ tests, which sought to measure intelligence in part on the basis of class- and culture-based questions involving Beethoven’s sonatas, the early United States, and college athletics, were 'used to categorize people who would then be targeted for sterilization,' generally those who were '#marginalized or maligned in some way': in #California and the #Southwest, often #MexicanAmericans; nationwide, #Black, #Indigenous and #poorer white Americans, particularly women. The people behind the tests, Stern says, were 'white, #elite men who wanted to create a certain type of society in their own image.'

    "NWLC senior counsel for health equity and justice Ma’ayan Anafi, who is also disabled, told Mother Jones that “forced sterilization laws are a really powerful example of how violations of disabled people’s bodies and rights are baked into our legal system today.”

    Read more:
    motherjones.com/politics/2025/
    #USPol #reproductiverights #Fascism #BodilyAutomony

  15. #ForcedSterilization of #DisabledPeople Isn’t a Relic of the Past

    In a majority of states, #eugenics-era laws still let doctors sterilize disabled patients against their will.

    by Julia Métraux
    February 27, 2025

    "'In order to prevent our being swamped with incompetence,' Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote for the majority in 1927’s Buck v. Bell, the state could—and should—'prevent those who are manifestly unfit from continuing their kind.' Forced sterilization, the court held, was not only legal but laudable.

    "In 1924, 17-year-old Carrie Buck was institutionalized, having been deemed 'feebleminded' on the grounds of 'promiscuous' behavior. In reality, Buck was raped by her foster family’s nephew. Three years later, with the Court’s blessing, Virginia’s 'State Colony of Epileptics and Feeble Minded' sterilized Buck against her will. The decision, passed at the height of the 20th-century eugenics movement, has never been overturned.

    "'There’s a very different standard being applied to disabled people’s autonomy.'

    "To this day, 31 states and #WashingtonDC, still have laws on the books that allow for the practice—and just two, #Alaska and #NorthCarolina, have laws that fully ban the #nonconsensual #sterilization of disabled people, according to a 2022 report from the National Women’s Law Center. There’s no official account of just how many disabled people have been sterilized under those laws.

    "Some of these laws aren’t even that old. In 2019, #Iowa and #Nevada passed new forced sterilization laws that applied to people under #guardianship. Both bills passed unanimously, and the end result is consistent with laws on the books in other states. There was no discourse among politicians—let alone objections—about the ethics of sterilizing disabled people without their consent.

    "Sterilization and Social Justice Lab co-director and founder Alexandra Minna Stern said that early IQ tests, which sought to measure intelligence in part on the basis of class- and culture-based questions involving Beethoven’s sonatas, the early United States, and college athletics, were 'used to categorize people who would then be targeted for sterilization,' generally those who were '#marginalized or maligned in some way': in #California and the #Southwest, often #MexicanAmericans; nationwide, #Black, #Indigenous and #poorer white Americans, particularly women. The people behind the tests, Stern says, were 'white, #elite men who wanted to create a certain type of society in their own image.'

    "NWLC senior counsel for health equity and justice Ma’ayan Anafi, who is also disabled, told Mother Jones that “forced sterilization laws are a really powerful example of how violations of disabled people’s bodies and rights are baked into our legal system today.”

    Read more:
    motherjones.com/politics/2025/
    #USPol #reproductiverights #Fascism #BodilyAutomony

  16. #ForcedSterilization of #DisabledPeople Isn’t a Relic of the Past

    In a majority of states, #eugenics-era laws still let doctors sterilize disabled patients against their will.

    by Julia Métraux
    February 27, 2025

    "'In order to prevent our being swamped with incompetence,' Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote for the majority in 1927’s Buck v. Bell, the state could—and should—'prevent those who are manifestly unfit from continuing their kind.' Forced sterilization, the court held, was not only legal but laudable.

    "In 1924, 17-year-old Carrie Buck was institutionalized, having been deemed 'feebleminded' on the grounds of 'promiscuous' behavior. In reality, Buck was raped by her foster family’s nephew. Three years later, with the Court’s blessing, Virginia’s 'State Colony of Epileptics and Feeble Minded' sterilized Buck against her will. The decision, passed at the height of the 20th-century eugenics movement, has never been overturned.

    "'There’s a very different standard being applied to disabled people’s autonomy.'

    "To this day, 31 states and #WashingtonDC, still have laws on the books that allow for the practice—and just two, #Alaska and #NorthCarolina, have laws that fully ban the #nonconsensual #sterilization of disabled people, according to a 2022 report from the National Women’s Law Center. There’s no official account of just how many disabled people have been sterilized under those laws.

    "Some of these laws aren’t even that old. In 2019, #Iowa and #Nevada passed new forced sterilization laws that applied to people under #guardianship. Both bills passed unanimously, and the end result is consistent with laws on the books in other states. There was no discourse among politicians—let alone objections—about the ethics of sterilizing disabled people without their consent.

    "Sterilization and Social Justice Lab co-director and founder Alexandra Minna Stern said that early IQ tests, which sought to measure intelligence in part on the basis of class- and culture-based questions involving Beethoven’s sonatas, the early United States, and college athletics, were 'used to categorize people who would then be targeted for sterilization,' generally those who were '#marginalized or maligned in some way': in #California and the #Southwest, often #MexicanAmericans; nationwide, #Black, #Indigenous and #poorer white Americans, particularly women. The people behind the tests, Stern says, were 'white, #elite men who wanted to create a certain type of society in their own image.'

    "NWLC senior counsel for health equity and justice Ma’ayan Anafi, who is also disabled, told Mother Jones that “forced sterilization laws are a really powerful example of how violations of disabled people’s bodies and rights are baked into our legal system today.”

    Read more:
    motherjones.com/politics/2025/
    #USPol #reproductiverights #Fascism #BodilyAutomony

  17. #ForcedSterilization of #DisabledPeople Isn’t a Relic of the Past

    In a majority of states, #eugenics-era laws still let doctors sterilize disabled patients against their will.

    by Julia Métraux
    February 27, 2025

    "'In order to prevent our being swamped with incompetence,' Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote for the majority in 1927’s Buck v. Bell, the state could—and should—'prevent those who are manifestly unfit from continuing their kind.' Forced sterilization, the court held, was not only legal but laudable.

    "In 1924, 17-year-old Carrie Buck was institutionalized, having been deemed 'feebleminded' on the grounds of 'promiscuous' behavior. In reality, Buck was raped by her foster family’s nephew. Three years later, with the Court’s blessing, Virginia’s 'State Colony of Epileptics and Feeble Minded' sterilized Buck against her will. The decision, passed at the height of the 20th-century eugenics movement, has never been overturned.

    "'There’s a very different standard being applied to disabled people’s autonomy.'

    "To this day, 31 states and #WashingtonDC, still have laws on the books that allow for the practice—and just two, #Alaska and #NorthCarolina, have laws that fully ban the #nonconsensual #sterilization of disabled people, according to a 2022 report from the National Women’s Law Center. There’s no official account of just how many disabled people have been sterilized under those laws.

    "Some of these laws aren’t even that old. In 2019, #Iowa and #Nevada passed new forced sterilization laws that applied to people under #guardianship. Both bills passed unanimously, and the end result is consistent with laws on the books in other states. There was no discourse among politicians—let alone objections—about the ethics of sterilizing disabled people without their consent.

    "Sterilization and Social Justice Lab co-director and founder Alexandra Minna Stern said that early IQ tests, which sought to measure intelligence in part on the basis of class- and culture-based questions involving Beethoven’s sonatas, the early United States, and college athletics, were 'used to categorize people who would then be targeted for sterilization,' generally those who were '#marginalized or maligned in some way': in #California and the #Southwest, often #MexicanAmericans; nationwide, #Black, #Indigenous and #poorer white Americans, particularly women. The people behind the tests, Stern says, were 'white, #elite men who wanted to create a certain type of society in their own image.'

    "NWLC senior counsel for health equity and justice Ma’ayan Anafi, who is also disabled, told Mother Jones that “forced sterilization laws are a really powerful example of how violations of disabled people’s bodies and rights are baked into our legal system today.”

    Read more:
    motherjones.com/politics/2025/
    #USPol #reproductiverights #Fascism #BodilyAutomony

  18. Wendy Williams' niece has hired a top attorney to challenge her guardianship, highlighting the delicate balance between family law and personal autonomy. As we navigate this complex situation, it raises crucial questions about privacy rights and the implications of guardianship arrangements. Should individuals have more say in their own legal representation? #Guardianship #PrivacyMatters Read more: steelefamlaw.com/XXelRF

  19. @EU_Commission: “EU-wide access to #disability support and assistance: ❌ Not a EU competence”

    Also @EU_Commission: “EU-wide #guardianship and #institutionalisation of #disabled people: ✅ Totally a EU competence, let's do it!"

    edf-feph.org/blog/the-no-compe
    by Florian Sanden of the European Network on Independent Living

    @disabilityjustice

  20. @EU_Commission: “EU-wide access to #disability support and assistance: ❌ Not a EU competence”

    Also @EU_Commission: “EU-wide #guardianship and #institutionalisation of #disabled people: ✅ Totally a EU competence, let's do it!"

    edf-feph.org/blog/the-no-compe
    by Florian Sanden of the European Network on Independent Living

    @disabilityjustice

  21. @EU_Commission: “EU-wide access to #disability support and assistance: ❌ Not a EU competence”

    Also @EU_Commission: “EU-wide #guardianship and #institutionalisation of #disabled people: ✅ Totally a EU competence, let's do it!"

    edf-feph.org/blog/the-no-compe
    by Florian Sanden of the European Network on Independent Living

    @disabilityjustice

  22. States Across the Country Are Reforming #Guardianship. #NewYork Is Not One of Them.
    ==

    New York’s system for caring for the #sick and #elderly is in shambles, experts say.

    But while lawmakers in other states are overhauling their approaches to guardianship, New York only budgeted $1 million to address its deep-seated problems.

    #Health #HealthCare #News

    propublica.org/article/new-yor

  23. States Across the Country Are Reforming #Guardianship. #NewYork Is Not One of Them.
    ==

    New York’s system for caring for the #sick and #elderly is in shambles, experts say.

    But while lawmakers in other states are overhauling their approaches to guardianship, New York only budgeted $1 million to address its deep-seated problems.

    #Health #HealthCare #News

    propublica.org/article/new-yor

  24. States Across the Country Are Reforming #Guardianship. #NewYork Is Not One of Them.
    ==

    New York’s system for caring for the #sick and #elderly is in shambles, experts say.

    But while lawmakers in other states are overhauling their approaches to guardianship, New York only budgeted $1 million to address its deep-seated problems.

    #Health #HealthCare #News

    propublica.org/article/new-yor

  25. States Across the Country Are Reforming #Guardianship. #NewYork Is Not One of Them.
    ==

    New York’s system for caring for the #sick and #elderly is in shambles, experts say.

    But while lawmakers in other states are overhauling their approaches to guardianship, New York only budgeted $1 million to address its deep-seated problems.

    #Health #HealthCare #News

    propublica.org/article/new-yor

  26. New York’s #Guardianship System Is Broken. Will Lawmakers Pay for a Modest Fix?
    ==

    As legislators negotiate a budget worth hundreds of billions of dollars, advocates wonder whether Albany will approve $5 million for reforms to the state’s troubled guardianship system.

    #NewYork #NYC #Health #Safety #News

    propublica.org/article/new-yor

  27. New York’s #Guardianship System Is Broken. Will Lawmakers Pay for a Modest Fix?
    ==

    As legislators negotiate a budget worth hundreds of billions of dollars, advocates wonder whether Albany will approve $5 million for reforms to the state’s troubled guardianship system.

    #NewYork #NYC #Health #Safety #News

    propublica.org/article/new-yor

  28. New York’s #Guardianship System Is Broken. Will Lawmakers Pay for a Modest Fix?
    ==

    As legislators negotiate a budget worth hundreds of billions of dollars, advocates wonder whether Albany will approve $5 million for reforms to the state’s troubled guardianship system.

    #NewYork #NYC #Health #Safety #News

    propublica.org/article/new-yor

  29. New York’s #Guardianship System Is Broken. Will Lawmakers Pay for a Modest Fix?
    ==

    As legislators negotiate a budget worth hundreds of billions of dollars, advocates wonder whether Albany will approve $5 million for reforms to the state’s troubled guardianship system.

    #NewYork #NYC #Health #Safety #News

    propublica.org/article/new-yor

  30. #LegalStatus of Women in Ancient #Rome

    During the early days of Rome, daughters “had equal rights with sons to a share of the family property” (Rawson, 18) when the father died. Despite #GuardianshipLaws passed in #169BC, Roman women managed to acquire property and wealth.

    While women were not allowed to hold political offices (only religious positions), some women, like the #VestalVirgins, were exempt from #guardianship laws.

    #WomensRights #AncientHistory #Histodon #Histodons #RomanWomen

  31. #LegalStatus of Women in Ancient #Rome

    During the early days of Rome, daughters “had equal rights with sons to a share of the family property” (Rawson, 18) when the father died. Despite #GuardianshipLaws passed in #169BC, Roman women managed to acquire property and wealth.

    While women were not allowed to hold political offices (only religious positions), some women, like the #VestalVirgins, were exempt from #guardianship laws.

    #WomensRights #AncientHistory #Histodon #Histodons #RomanWomen

  32. #LegalStatus of Women in Ancient #Rome

    During the early days of Rome, daughters “had equal rights with sons to a share of the family property” (Rawson, 18) when the father died. Despite #GuardianshipLaws passed in #169BC, Roman women managed to acquire property and wealth.

    While women were not allowed to hold political offices (only religious positions), some women, like the #VestalVirgins, were exempt from #guardianship laws.

    #WomensRights #AncientHistory #Histodon #Histodons #RomanWomen

  33. #LegalStatus of Women in Ancient #Rome

    During the early days of Rome, daughters “had equal rights with sons to a share of the family property” (Rawson, 18) when the father died. Despite #GuardianshipLaws passed in #169BC, Roman women managed to acquire property and wealth.

    While women were not allowed to hold political offices (only religious positions), some women, like the #VestalVirgins, were exempt from #guardianship laws.

    #WomensRights #AncientHistory #Histodon #Histodons #RomanWomen

  34. Next was #Rome. TBH, the HBO series was pretty close to how life was in Rome. In many ways, women had more rights than their #AncientGreek predecessors. Though #Guardianship laws were still in place. And women could not hold political office or vote.

  35. Next was #Rome. TBH, the HBO series was pretty close to how life was in Rome. In many ways, women had more rights than their #AncientGreek predecessors. Though #Guardianship laws were still in place. And women could not hold political office or vote.

  36. Next was #Rome. TBH, the HBO series was pretty close to how life was in Rome. In many ways, women had more rights than their #AncientGreek predecessors. Though #Guardianship laws were still in place. And women could not hold political office or vote.

  37. Next was #Rome. TBH, the HBO series was pretty close to how life was in Rome. In many ways, women had more rights than their #AncientGreek predecessors. Though #Guardianship laws were still in place. And women could not hold political office or vote.

  38. [In a drastic move] "Cher asks court to give her conservatorship over her adult son [Elijah Allman]."

    "Reached through his attorney, Elijah Allman said in a phone call with The Associated Press, "I am well, and able, and of sound mind and body."

    "The issue became widely known when what began as a temporary conservatorship over #Britney Spears became a years-long legal saga and fight with her father."

    thestar.com/entertainment/cher #Guardianship

  39. [In a drastic move] "Cher asks court to give her conservatorship over her adult son [Elijah Allman]."

    "Reached through his attorney, Elijah Allman said in a phone call with The Associated Press, "I am well, and able, and of sound mind and body."

    "The issue became widely known when what began as a temporary conservatorship over #Britney Spears became a years-long legal saga and fight with her father."

    thestar.com/entertainment/cher #Guardianship

  40. [In a drastic move] "Cher asks court to give her conservatorship over her adult son [Elijah Allman]."

    "Reached through his attorney, Elijah Allman said in a phone call with The Associated Press, "I am well, and able, and of sound mind and body."

    "The issue became widely known when what began as a temporary conservatorship over #Britney Spears became a years-long legal saga and fight with her father."

    thestar.com/entertainment/cher #Guardianship

  41. [In a drastic move] "Cher asks court to give her conservatorship over her adult son [Elijah Allman]."

    "Reached through his attorney, Elijah Allman said in a phone call with The Associated Press, "I am well, and able, and of sound mind and body."

    "The issue became widely known when what began as a temporary conservatorship over #Britney Spears became a years-long legal saga and fight with her father."

    thestar.com/entertainment/cher #Guardianship

  42. #Heimdallr is the #Norse #god of #light, #watchfulness, and #guardianship. He is the son of #Odin and nine mothers, and the keeper of the #Bifröst, the rainbow bridge that connects Asgard and Midgard. He has keen senses, as he can see and hear everything in the nine worlds. He will blow his horn, #Gjallarhorn, to signal the start of #Ragnarök. He has a sword, #Hofund, and a horse, #Gulltoppr

    #dalle #digitalart #stablediffusion

  43. is the of , , and . He is the son of and nine mothers, and the keeper of the , the rainbow bridge that connects Asgard and Midgard. He has keen senses, as he can see and hear everything in the nine worlds. He will blow his horn, , to signal the start of . He has a sword, , and a horse,

  44. #Heimdallr is the #Norse #god of #light, #watchfulness, and #guardianship. He is the son of #Odin and nine mothers, and the keeper of the #Bifröst, the rainbow bridge that connects Asgard and Midgard. He has keen senses, as he can see and hear everything in the nine worlds. He will blow his horn, #Gjallarhorn, to signal the start of #Ragnarök. He has a sword, #Hofund, and a horse, #Gulltoppr

    #dalle #digitalart #stablediffusion

  45. My Amazon review for #BritneySpears' #memoir: Thanks for Exposing #Guardianship #Abuse
    "At first, I was skeptical and had difficulty reconciling the (wild) Britney on Instagram with the Britney in this memoir. It seemed to me that her editorial team was a tad overzealous in cleaning up her prose so that she sounded very reasonable..."
    amazon.ca/review/R20SUZ8M6JYWT #TheWomaninMe

  46. My Amazon review for #BritneySpears' #memoir: Thanks for Exposing #Guardianship #Abuse
    "At first, I was skeptical and had difficulty reconciling the (wild) Britney on Instagram with the Britney in this memoir. It seemed to me that her editorial team was a tad overzealous in cleaning up her prose so that she sounded very reasonable..."
    amazon.ca/review/R20SUZ8M6JYWT #TheWomaninMe

  47. My Amazon review for #BritneySpears' #memoir: Thanks for Exposing #Guardianship #Abuse
    "At first, I was skeptical and had difficulty reconciling the (wild) Britney on Instagram with the Britney in this memoir. It seemed to me that her editorial team was a tad overzealous in cleaning up her prose so that she sounded very reasonable..."
    amazon.ca/review/R20SUZ8M6JYWT #TheWomaninMe

  48. My Amazon review for #BritneySpears' #memoir: Thanks for Exposing #Guardianship #Abuse
    "At first, I was skeptical and had difficulty reconciling the (wild) Britney on Instagram with the Britney in this memoir. It seemed to me that her editorial team was a tad overzealous in cleaning up her prose so that she sounded very reasonable..."
    amazon.ca/review/R20SUZ8M6JYWT #TheWomaninMe

  49. My review of #Britney Spears' #memoir The Woman in Me.
    "At first, I was skeptical and had difficulty reconciling the (wild) Britney on Instagram with the Britney in this memoir. It seemed to me that her editorial team was a tad overzealous in cleaning up her prose so that she sounded very reasonable.

    "And yet, by the time I got to the chapters about her oppressive #conservatorship (lasting 13 years) where everything was dictated, I forgave her..."
    goodreads.com/review/show/5924 #guardianship #abuse

  50. My review of #Britney Spears' #memoir The Woman in Me.
    "At first, I was skeptical and had difficulty reconciling the (wild) Britney on Instagram with the Britney in this memoir. It seemed to me that her editorial team was a tad overzealous in cleaning up her prose so that she sounded very reasonable.

    "And yet, by the time I got to the chapters about her oppressive #conservatorship (lasting 13 years) where everything was dictated, I forgave her..."
    goodreads.com/review/show/5924 #guardianship #abuse

  51. My review of #Britney Spears' #memoir The Woman in Me.
    "At first, I was skeptical and had difficulty reconciling the (wild) Britney on Instagram with the Britney in this memoir. It seemed to me that her editorial team was a tad overzealous in cleaning up her prose so that she sounded very reasonable.

    "And yet, by the time I got to the chapters about her oppressive #conservatorship (lasting 13 years) where everything was dictated, I forgave her..."
    goodreads.com/review/show/5924 #guardianship #abuse

  52. My review of #Britney Spears' #memoir The Woman in Me.
    "At first, I was skeptical and had difficulty reconciling the (wild) Britney on Instagram with the Britney in this memoir. It seemed to me that her editorial team was a tad overzealous in cleaning up her prose so that she sounded very reasonable.

    "And yet, by the time I got to the chapters about her oppressive #conservatorship (lasting 13 years) where everything was dictated, I forgave her..."
    goodreads.com/review/show/5924 #guardianship #abuse