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Elder Abuse

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If an elderly man's wife is forcibly removed from their home by the state and put in the custody of the state via a court appointed attorney guardian and this guardian gets fed up with all the complaints of his wife's treatment at the nursing home where he has her so he tells the administrator he wants a "no trespass bar" placed against the husband and this results in a very real endangerment of both the will of the husband at home alone and the wife at the nursing home all alone beginning to show the loss of the will to live. Who is at fault? Can the state be held liable? Can the attorney guardian be held liable? Can the nursing home administrator be held liable for a false use of the "no trespass warrant" swearing? Who is liable for this type abuse?

 



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