Exactly. I am to the understanding (and could be completely wrong), but a person eligible for services which Nathan would need and be entitled to (special care, medication, benefits) would need to be applied for. Surely someone has done this in all his years? Those same people would need to prove they are applying on his behalf as legal custodians/guardians. Wouldn't he have a social worker? Or a doctor who could attest to his special needs? Wouldn't these legal custodians/guardians be legally responsible for his care/safety? If he had parents who had done this or not, and they passed away, wouldn't he become the ward of the court/state? If no one was willing to step up and apply for legal guardianship, then the courts would appoint someone. Maybe the family have notified the courts and this is in the process for the guardians' office to appoint, and how do you proceed if you don't' have a client?? Any Ontario lawyers out there from the Public Trustee's office that can explain the rules???