Comfort Care Contracts: Medicaid Planning or Elder Fraud?

Lessons on avoiding elder fraud should start when young. Children can get greedy when it comes to sharing with their siblings. And that does not stop when they become adults. When “Medicaid Planning” for their elderly parents is thrown into the mix, the results can be disastrous. Many if not most Medicaid Planning attorneys are […]

Proving Fraud When Elderly Victim Has Been Isolated

Proving Fraud When Elderly Victim Has Been Isolated: Circumstantial Evidence In many cases of elder fraud, there is no direct evidence, or “proof”, of the fraud. The elderly victim often is first cleverly isolated by the perpetrator, who sometime is a family member. Months or years later, the rest of the family discovers that during the […]