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  • About Texas Appleseed & AARP
  • Why Read This Guide
    • What is elder financial abuse?
    • How might elder financial abuse happen
    • What are some possible consequences?
    • Coerced Debt: Another type of financial abuse to watch for
  • How to Prevent Elder Financial Abuse
    • Use technology to stay connected
    • Work with the assisted living community or nursing home
    • Build awareness to help others
  • How to Recognize Elder Financial Abuse
    • Frauds and scams that target older people
    • Speak with your loved one
  • How to Record Elder Financial Abuse
  • How to Report Elder Financial Abuse
    • Adult Protective Services (APS)
    • Law Enforcement
    • File a report: who, what, where, when, and how
    • Long-term care ombudsman
    • Other places to report financial abuse
    • State civil laws
    • Federal laws
    • Concerns about retaliation after filing a report
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    • Glossary
  • Tell Us Your Story

All Guides In This Toolkit

  • Help For Supporters Under A Supported Decision-Making Agreement
  • Help for Agents Under a Power of Attorney
  • Help for Court-Appointed Guardians of the Estate
  • Help for Representative Payees and VA Fiduciaries
  • Help for Trustees Under a Revocable Trust
  • Preventing Elder Financial Abuse
Written in partnership between AARP Texas and Texas Appleseed
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This toolkit does not give legal advice. If you have questions about your responsibilities, talk to a lawyer, read our guides as background or visit the “Seniors and the law” webpage at TexasLawHelp.