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Lawsuit ahead on D.C. confinement of disabled to nursing homes

Advocates set to sue D.C. on behalf of disabled confined to nursing homes Annys Shin December 22, 2010 The Washington Post http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/12/22/AR2010122204704.html Vietress Bacon had been living in the Washington Nursing Facility near Skyland Terrace in Southeast Washington for only a few months when she realized she wanted out. The 46-year-old mother of two has Keep Reading…

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County judge accused of illegally hiring outside lawyers

Williamson County attorney sues county judge Duty accuses Gattis of illegally hiring outside lawyers to represent the county. Claire Osborn December 29, 2010 http://www.statesman.com/news/local/williamson-county-attorney-sues-county-judge-1152989.html Williamson County Attorney Jana Duty has filed a lawsuit seeking to remove County Judge Dan A. Gattis from office, accusing him of illegally hiring attorneys to represent the county on issues Keep Reading…

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MD prosecutors look at laws to protect seniors

Montgomery prosecutors say law protecting seniors yielding results District 19 lawmaker said he feels good about the impact it is making Mimi Liu September 22, 2010 Gazette.Net (MD) http://www.gazette.net/stories/09222010/damanew223222_32549.php Almost a year after a bill that prevents seniors from being financial exploited was enacted into law in Maryland, the bill’s creator, Del. Benjamin F. Kramer, Keep Reading…

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Feds working toward control of foster care youth

States Starting to Move on Federal Guardianship, Foster Care-to-21 Programs John Kelly December 28, 2010 YouthToday.org http://www.youthtoday.org/view_article.cfm?article_id=4529 More than a year after passage of  a law intended to give more support to youths aging out of foster care, the federal government is now pushing states to participate in two programs that promote guardianship placements and Keep Reading…

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EoD reader perspective

People not having been subjected to an Involuntary Redistribution of Assets (IRA) action may view perspectives put forth at EstateofDenial.com as perhaps cynical, but in reality, our positions reflect commonly-held views generated by experience with estate abuse or other corrupt probate actions.  Loss of faith and profound disappointment in formerly respected government institutions are a Keep Reading…

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