Recent content by neotenousgoodbye

, My guess is that they are responding to the report and whatever information the report contained. If I was to venture a guess as to what information was contained in that report, it was probably close to the information the person put into another complaint to the city health department 2...

OK, thank you.

Sorry, not sure what you mean here. How so? Could you elaborate?

Sorry about placing that link, I genuinely did not know about that. Can I keep the main message without the link? Again, I apologize.

At first that was our inclination. But in the letter it says they have the right to make the final determination if the client needs their services. Based on some online research, and speaking to several lawyers over the phone, these are not people that are simply excited to offer you their...

Final revision of my questions for this thread: Elder Law / APS Question: How do I challenge the advances and offers of APS services for my healthy, competent, and able elderly father? I currently live with my father in his 80s in a rental building in NYC. Somebody in our building sent a...

Thank you very much for your advice. Thank you to everyone else who responded, it is a big help and we are grateful. Yes, I agree about the 'noting to hide' concept in this case, because there is no crime or accusation of crime. There was no reason at all to initiate such a case. We have...

Thank you for your response, adjusterjack. I've never heard of such an organization before. How is it possible that they have any legal powers to investigate non-crimes? I looked up some information about them online and couldn't find much information other than that they are a branch of...

This is a question for Elder Law. A malicious person in the building my father lives in contacted social services in my state (New York), which then contacted APS, which made a case against my father. They sent him a letter that they may investigate him. But he has not been charged with any...