Blog: Elder Abuse

As the population ages, protecting our seniors from financial harm becomes increasingly important. Financial elder abuse in California refers to the...

As your loved ones grow old, with every year they often depend more and more on others to care for them. This opens up the possibility of abuse, not...

The Financial Industry Regulatory Agency (FINRA) has recently submitted to the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission a rule change proposal designed to...

In early June, we published an article outlining the legal case of Mr. Redstone, age 93, who owns about 80 percent of CBS and Viacom-reportedly a $40...

A general conservatorship usually continues until the conserved person (called the “conservatee”) dies. Courts and conservatorship...

Litigation is expensive. Although every case is different, it is not uncommon for a case that runs through trial to cost each side hundreds of...

Most people know that a defendant in a criminal case has a Constitutional right to an attorney. Our clients are often surprised to learn that certain...

Although most trust, estate, and elder abuse cases eventually settle, we prepare each case as if it will go to trial. All of the stages previously...

“I wish you had called us earlier.” This is often our response when clients call us after they have been interviewed by law enforcement,...