Ingrid Evans, Author at Evans Law Firm, Inc

Swift Justice in Sentencing of Former Caregiver Who Embezzled $10,000 from Elderly Tiburon Woman

January 27, 2013

Ingrid Evans

By Evans Law Firm, Inc. of Evans Law Firm, Inc. posted in elder financial abuse on Sunday, January 27, 2013. -Attorney Newsletter- In Marin County a former caregiver received swift justice for the crime of felony elder theft....

Insurance Companies Sold Annuities That Prevented Seniors From Accessing Funds

January 23, 2013

Ingrid Evans

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By Evans Law Firm, Inc. of Evans Law Firm, Inc. posted in annuities on Wednesday, January 23, 2013. When insurance companies sold annuities to seniors, the seniors no longer had access to their money when they needed it most....

How Much Liability Insurance Do You Need?

January 23, 2013

Ingrid Evans

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ATTORNEY NEWSLETTER The answer to that question is up to you – and your situation. Being sued as a result of an injury that occurred on your property isn’t something you expect. But it is something you shouldn’t...

Financial Exploitation of Elders-Penalties & Prevention

January 19, 2013

Ingrid Evans

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By Evans Law Firm, Inc. of Evans Law Firm, Inc. on Saturday, January 19, 2013. -ATTORNEY NEWSLETTER- In a recent Tacoma Washington case, a stockbroker was sentenced to five years for wire fraud, false tax returns and stealing...

California AB40 Closes Loophole in Elder Abuse Reporting

January 14, 2013

Ingrid Evans

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By Evans Law Firm, Inc. of Evans Law Firm, Inc. posted in elder abuse law on Monday, January 14, 2013. -ATTORNEY NEWSLETTER- California Legislative Info-AB 40 AB 40 resolves a previous conflict between state and federal laws...

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Swift Justice in Sentencing of Former Caregiver Who Embezzled $10,000 from Elderly Tiburon Woman

Insurance Companies Sold Annuities That Prevented Seniors From Accessing Funds

How Much Liability Insurance Do You Need?

Financial Exploitation of Elders-Penalties & Prevention

California AB40 Closes Loophole in Elder Abuse Reporting

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