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No consequences for parties tied to AZ probate court ethics lapse

Six months later: the (non-existing) fallout from ethics lapse in probate court Laurie Roberts November 13, 2010 The Arizona Republic http://www.azcentral.com/members/Blog/LaurieRoberts/106796 Six months ago today, we learned that the probate judge who approved the draining of an elderly widow’s life savings quietly sent an advance copy of her ruling to select attorneys – the ones Keep Reading…

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Lawsuit claims Judge John Phillips held hostage in ‘death house’

Nursing home kept dying Judge John Phillips hostage in ‘death house,’ lawsuit claims Mike Mclaughlin November 12, 2010 New York Daily News http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/brooklyn/2010/11/12/2010-11-12_nursing_home_kept_dying_judge_hostage_lawsuit_claims.html A Park Slope nursing home has been slapped with new charges that it held a frail Brooklyn judge prisoner by blocking his mail and visitors. The allegations are the latest twist in Keep Reading…

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KY mulls bill impacting convicted exploiters’ inheritances

Bill would bar abusers from inheritance Deborah Yetter November 10, 2010 Cincinnati.com/The Courier-Journal http://nky.cincinnati.com/article/AB/20101110/NEWS0103/11110301/Bill-Abusers-barred-from-inheritance Seeking to fill what she called “a hole” in Kentucky law, state Rep. Joni Jenkins has filed legislation aimed at preventing people who abuse or neglect vulnerable or elderly adults from benefiting from their deaths. Too often, Jenkins said at a Keep Reading…

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Conduct of more CA county public guardians questioned

Billings to Fresno Co. public guardian questioned Brad Branan October 28, 2010 The Fresno Bee http://www.fresnobee.com/2010/10/28/2137194/audit-hits-fresno-county-agency.html A company hired to manage the affairs of elderly and mentally ill clients in Fresno County may have overbilled for its services — and the county agency responsible for oversight failed to see the problems, a county audit has Keep Reading…

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Elder care mediation becoming more common

When the Family Needs an Umpire Joshua Tapper October 25, 2010 The New York Times http://newoldage.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/10/25/when-the-family-needs-an-umpire/ The home care aide didn’t expect her new charge to be particularly cantankerous. After all, she had worked for the elderly woman’s sister for four years, and they’d gotten along well. Yuri Arcurs/Getty Images But the new relationship was Keep Reading…

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