Add to ORKGA family agreement “involves a transfer of an older person’s home or other assets to a trusted family member in exchange for a promise of long-term care and support.” (ALRC, Elder Abuse—A National Legal Response Report No 131 (2017) [6.1]) Such agreements may result in financial elder abuse when the promise of ongoing care is not fulfilled, or the relationship otherwise breaks down, and the older person is left without financial resources and/or accommodation. This presentation will consider: • Family agreements and Financial Elder Abuse • Barriers to access to justice • Equitable claims • Law reform proposal
As a population, we are aging rapidly. With this phenomenon has come an increasing interest in the p...
Abstract. In this paper, legal provisions for dealing with elder abuse in social or healthcare sett...
Research has shown that older persons, particularly those with diminished capacity, are vulnerable t...
As people age there is a need to consider appropriate, secure and safe accommodation options. One su...
Elder law is a growing area of legal practice, due to the increasing proportion of Australian societ...
To some older people, the prospect of moving in with family to be 'cared for' as they age has consid...
Elder abuse is mostly caused by financial exploitation of elder property and financial burden for el...
Elder law is a growing area of legal practice due to the increasing numbers and proportions of older...
Financial abuse of older people too often lives ‘in the shadows, hidden by fear and shame&rsqu...
Elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation is a social problem that affects older people across all soci...
Elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation is a social problem that affects older people across all soci...
The Australian population is ageing and there is rising concern about the incidence and extent of “e...
As baby boomers age, we seem to be thinking more and more about the concerns and needs of the older ...
This paper examines a particular type of transaction between older people and their adult children: ...
Testimony issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "This testimon...
As a population, we are aging rapidly. With this phenomenon has come an increasing interest in the p...
Abstract. In this paper, legal provisions for dealing with elder abuse in social or healthcare sett...
Research has shown that older persons, particularly those with diminished capacity, are vulnerable t...
As people age there is a need to consider appropriate, secure and safe accommodation options. One su...
Elder law is a growing area of legal practice, due to the increasing proportion of Australian societ...
To some older people, the prospect of moving in with family to be 'cared for' as they age has consid...
Elder abuse is mostly caused by financial exploitation of elder property and financial burden for el...
Elder law is a growing area of legal practice due to the increasing numbers and proportions of older...
Financial abuse of older people too often lives ‘in the shadows, hidden by fear and shame&rsqu...
Elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation is a social problem that affects older people across all soci...
Elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation is a social problem that affects older people across all soci...
The Australian population is ageing and there is rising concern about the incidence and extent of “e...
As baby boomers age, we seem to be thinking more and more about the concerns and needs of the older ...
This paper examines a particular type of transaction between older people and their adult children: ...
Testimony issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "This testimon...
As a population, we are aging rapidly. With this phenomenon has come an increasing interest in the p...
Abstract. In this paper, legal provisions for dealing with elder abuse in social or healthcare sett...
Research has shown that older persons, particularly those with diminished capacity, are vulnerable t...