My loved one is too disabled to manage his life; what can I do? |
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 Can I use her estate plan to help manage her life? |
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| What if my loved one has no estate plan? |
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| Can I use a conservatorship to manage his situation? |
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| My loved one is being victimized; what can I do? |
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Your actions depend largely on the threat he is facing, real or perceived. If your loved one is the victim of a criminal act, you should contact the local police or sheriff immediately. For a detailed list of specialized government resources, including Adult Protective Services, click here. Frequently the elderly are victims of a confidence game, shady transaction or even a scheme to change an estate plan. These transactions can frequently be reversed and sometimes assets can be frozen before they are forever lost. In these circumstances, you should also consult with an elder abuse attorney immediately. We have substantial experience stopping financial elder abuse and have recovered hundreds of thousands of dollars for elderly victims. For a description of a few of the matters we have handled, click here. If you find your loved one in trouble, please contact us immediately. |
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| My loved one is in the hospital and I need to prepare for their death? |
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