A recent decision by the Kings County Surrogate’s Court in a predatory marriage case could potentially change elder abuse cases nationwide. It marks a change in the court’s attitude towards elder exploitation, particularly ones that result in a “predatory marriage”. A landmark decision, it sets new precedent for victims of elder abuse and their families.
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Perry A. Shulman, CPA
Chair – Orion Eleder Abuse Committment Committee
A Step in the Right Direction for Elder Abuse Cases
A recent decision by the Kings County Surrogate’s Court in a predatory marriage case could potentially change elder abuse cases nationwide. It marks a change in the court’s attitude towards elder exploitation, particularly ones that result in a predatory marriage. A landmark decision, it sets new precedent for victims of elder abuse and their families.
