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At Boesch Law Group, we provide experienced legal representation for victims of financial elder abuse in California. With the highest rate of elder financial abuse in the nation, California seniors are at increasing risk—especially from those they trust most. If you believe a loved one is being exploited, our legal team is here to help you take swift and effective action.
Financial elder abuse occurs when someone wrongfully uses or controls a senior’s money, property, or assets for personal gain. This abuse is often committed by family members, caregivers, or individuals in positions of trust—and it frequently goes unnoticed until significant harm has been done.
Over 660,000 new cases of elder abuse occur in California each year.
A study by Adult Protective Services in Los Angeles County found that 26% of elderly clients reported financial exploitation.
Financial abuse can take many forms, including:
Misuse of bank accounts, pensions, or Social Security
Forged checks or pressured signatures
Transfers of property or money under undue influence
Unauthorized use of credit or debit cards
Large withdrawals or unusual account activity
Adding names to deeds or accounts without consent
“Gifting” of property or cash under coercion
Be on alert for these red flags:
Unexplained changes in banking or spending
Missing cash, valuables, or legal documents
Sudden changes to wills, trusts, or powers of attorney
New acquaintances or relatives taking control
Legal documents signed without witnesses or capacity
Large gifts, loans, or purchases out of character for the elder
If you’ve noticed any of these warning signs, it’s critical to consult a financial elder abuse lawyer immediately.
California’s elder abuse laws are designed to protect vulnerable adults and hold abusers accountable. Our attorneys work to:
Recover stolen or misappropriated assets
Reverse fraudulent transfers or property changes
Obtain restraining orders and injunctive relief
Seek attorney’s fees and punitive damages
Represent conservators, trustees, and heirs when appropriate
A claim can be filed by:
The elder themselves
A court-appointed conservator or guardian
A trustee or power of attorney
A personal representative of a deceased elder’s estate
Any interested party (heir, spouse, child, or beneficiary)
If the suspected abuser is a legal representative or family member, California law still allows others to step in and pursue justice.
With decades of experience and a track record of success in elder financial abuse litigation, the attorneys at Boesch Law Group have:
Recovered millions in damages for victims
Successfully prosecuted and defended complex financial abuse cases
Represented families, conservators, and estate administrators
Provided cost-effective solutions for smaller-value cases
If you suspect that you or a loved one is a victim of financial elder abuse in California, don’t wait. The sooner you act, the better your chances of recovering stolen assets and protecting your rights.
Contact Boesch Law Group today for a confidential consultation with a trusted California elder abuse attorney.
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