Elder Abuse
When someone is inflicting physical or financial harm on your elderly loved one, or the wrong person has gotten a hold of the financials, things can get out of hand very quickly.
Time is of the essence.
Elder Abuse comes in two different forms from a legal perspective: physical or financial abuse. Sometimes children will inflict bodily injury on their parents or grandparents, force them to live in unfavorable conditions, or take advantage of them financially through theft or fraud. Frequently, we see elders being manipulated into giving money to people whom they thought they could trust, or lines of credit or loans taken out by unscrupulous people on the elder’s behalf.
When someone is inflicting physical or financial harm on your elderly loved one, or the wrong person has gotten a hold of the financials, things can get out of hand very quickly. Time is of the essence.
Temporary Restraining Orders can be filed to get the abuser away from your loved one, and after 21 days, a court appearance can be made to file for permanent restraining orders. Elder abuse is a serious issue, and if the court finds that there was abuse, the district attorney could file criminal charges.
At the Law Firm of Bezaire, Ledwitz & Associates, we know how to protect you and your family. Our attorneys habornve the education, experience, and, most importantly, compassion to deal with even the most challenging cases of Elder Abuse.
Bezaire, Ledwitz & Associatesborn can help shield your loved ones from abuse. If you suspect Elder Abuse is occurring, do not delay. Contact us for a free consultation.