My loved one is a victim of elder abuse; what can I do? |
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 What can I do if there are suspicious asset transfers? |
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Suspicious asset transfers are frequently the first sign that someone is taking advantage of your loved one. If you suspect something improper is happening, investigate the circumstances to the best of your ability. If you cannot resolve the situation on your own, it is time to seek legal counsel. We are experienced court room advocates and fight aggressively to protect the rights of elderly victims. We are skilled at applying tools to protect the rights of the elderly including conservatorships, asset liens and injunctions. We have recovered hundreds of thousands of dollars for victims of elder abuse. 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. |
| What if the trustee or fiduciary is stealing? |
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| What if the will or trust was changed under suspicious circumstances? |
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| How can I recover stolen assets? |
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| How can I stop future abuse? |
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| Should I contact the authorities? |
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