[WSBARP] storage units

[Douglas Scott]

Client is 94 years old and has 3 storage units (she pays $800 per month)
filled with the personal belongings she has acquired in a lifetime.  She is
bedridden in a nursing home and won't need any of it. The POA does not know
what to do to reduce the expense and deal with all the stuff. If she
abandons it there will be liability to the storage company. Is there a
company that could collect all this stuff and then put it on ebay or
auction it?  Any other suggestions are appreciated.

*DOUGLAS W. SCOTT*
Rainier Legal Advocates|LLC

*Eastside Office*
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