Aging
They Say Legal Guardians Ripped Them Off—and the State AG Let Them Down
Alisa Partlan |
Alleged victims of guardianship abuse and trust fraud have come forward to say that Eric Schneiderman’s office refused to investigate their complaints.
Adi Talwar
Errol Rappaport near the building where his parents lived for 46 years. In 2014, after a guardianship court case, Rappaport's mother--who suffers from Alzheimer's disease--was moved to Queens.
Alleged victims of guardianship abuse and trust fraud have come forward to say that Eric Schneiderman’s office refused to investigate their complaints.
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