Keeping Your Sister-in-Law Out of Mom's Purse: A Family's Guide to Preventing Financial Elder Abuse
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| Rating | : | 4.84 (628 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1484101014 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 324 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-10-16 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Written by a practicing attorney and an experienced researcher, this is an important edition to the family bookshelf, and a must read for everyone with an elderly parent.. The silent epidemic of financial elder abuse hits hundreds of thousands of families every year. You will learn the signs and circumstances that give rise to financial elder abuse, learn about the types of common elder abuse, and learn the truth about living trust scams, reverse mortgages, annuities and Medicaid planning. Now in this detailed, but easy to read book, Gil Fleming, Esq. and Craig Triance talk to every family with an elderly member about financial elder abuse
Good information. Will be helpful for my father-in-law Gilbert B. Fleming I got very concerned when a door to door vacuum cleaner salesman pushed his way into my father-in-laws home and, after my father-in-law made a "911" to my wife and she drove over to his home and kicked out the vacuum cleaner salesman.we found out that my father-in-law was billed on his credit card for PURCHASING a vacuum cleaner. I thought the book provided good information on many subjects: Both protecting an elder from abuse from crooked salesman and also protecting a. Helpful ideas Jennifer Bjork I found the information on legal issues and tricks bankers suggest to be very helpful.. PM said Sorely in need of an editor.. I plan to buy this book because the subject matter is very relevant to my current situation, but just in reading the Amazon previewed pages of the book, I noticed so many typos, incorrect word usage, etc. that I can't help but think the authors should have had it properly edited prior to publishing. I am one of those people that is distracted by errors when I read, so when typos and wrongly-used wording jumps out at me I find it very annoying. There's just no excuse for