Conservatorship Abuse
Conservatorship abuse can take many forms, from physical abuse (e.g. beatings, bed sores, broken bones), emotional abuse (e.g. verbal abuse, undue influence), or financial abuse (e.g. financial affairs in disorder, unduly influenced gifts, theft of money, property or real property). Signs of Abuse Conservatorship abuse tends to be financial in nature; example: the conservator stealing or embezzling money from the ward; missing assets; large withdraws from bank accounts, etc. Other signs of abuses can include: — Unpaid Bill Notices: notices for unpaid credit card bills; car loan, taxes, etc. — Bounced Checks: checks start bouncing; bill collectors calling — Changes…
