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A: Yes, opportunistic, unethical staff at nursing homes can steal money, valuables, and other items of worth from your loved one. It’s important to keep an eye on your elderly family member’s finances and well-being.

If you suspect that your loved one is being stolen from by nursing home staff, reach out to the elder law attorneys of Hyl Conte Law, PLLC, for determined, caring legal help.
A: A guardianship arrangement legally appoints someone to care for a special-needs person’s finances, well-being, and living arrangements. This guardian is entrusted to manage and pay for living expenses and care responsibly, as well as make sure that the dignity and healthcare needs of the special needs person are respected and seen to.

It’s important to make sure your vulnerable family member is well cared for, and Hyl Conte Law, PLLC offers years of experience helping families navigate guardianship law comprehensively and compassionately.
A: Legal Guardianship forms can be obtained through the New York Courts website. While you can certainly complete these forms on your own, it’s best to consult with a seasoned guardianship lawyer to ensure these forms are filed correctly and to help safeguard your loved one’s interests and long-term care.
A: Reach out to a law firm practiced in handling and prosecuting elder abuse cases immediately. Elder abuse in nursing homes can be physical, emotional, or financial. Neglect is also seen in many nursing homes, with residents not receiving proper nutrition, hydration, sanitary care, or medical attention.

The elder law attorneys of Hyl Conte Law, PLLC can help investigate your loved one’s treatment, compile and preserve evidence of abuse, and seek the justice and damages that your elderly family member needs and deserves.
A: If your loved one has received assets held in trust for specific purposes, such as financing a child’s education, you may have grounds for legal action if those funds are being used for purposes contrary to the trust’s terms.

Getting in touch with an estate lawyer is crucial to helping you review and understand the terms of a trust and determine if financial misuse has occurred.
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