If you suspect a ‘gold digger’, consider a pre-nuptial or cohabitants agreement

Having an elderly parent gives rise to many different worries for children, writes Karen Walsh.

If you suspect a ‘gold digger’, consider a        pre-nuptial or cohabitants agreement

Having an elderly parent gives rise to many different worries for children, fearing for their health, well-being, and safety.

On rare occasions, the concept of a ‘gold digger’ — by no means a recent phenomenon — can also cause children and relatives great concern.

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