We are pleased to announce the unveiling of a new guardianship abuse resource blog for the victims of the Cook County Probate Court. The purpose of this blog is solely to provide easy-to-locate resources for identifying and reporting the illegal and unethical activities that occur in the Cook County Probate Court. The blog is dedicated to fellow guardianship victims and their loved ones, with the hope that it will help to bring an end to the criminal activity being endured.The new blog can be viewed at:
http://www.ProbateAbuseManual.blogspot.com
We at ProbateSharks will continue to bring our readers the same resource information as can be found on the new blog, along with personal and special interest stories as we have in the past.
Signed,
Your ProbateSharks Advocate to End Guardianship Abuse
Source:
ProbateSharks.com
People need to know their rights.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work.
Cook County victims are sure stepping up to the plate!
ReplyDeleteYep, the advocates in Cook County keep getting stronger!
ReplyDeleteMore heat on Cook County is a very good thing!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations. What we need are many more good sites like the sharks and now the new one...
ReplyDeleteThank you to NASGA for helping us spread the word on the new blog!
ReplyDeleteWe sincerely hope we are able to help others, and at the same time build strength for our complaints to various authorities. Sooner or later, as victims and their families learn where and how to report this abuse, we will be successful in putting an end to this criminal activity in the Cook County Probate Courts.
Signed,
Family member of a financially exploited victim of the Cook County Probate Court
Great Idea! A Manual! Good resource material and information to survive guardianship eliminates being blindsided.
ReplyDeleteOne action all adults can take tomorrow is:
1) to execute Power of Attorney (in IL all POA's are considered 'durable')for health care and property
2) suggest PoA's to your family, your friends and anyone who will listen
I am aware POA's are disregarded by probate court but it's the only legal recourse available to us.
Without a valid PoA the risk of guardianship in the last years of your life is a high probability.
More eyes on Cook County is a good thing!
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous! I wish victims were as active in my state!
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