Hauge’s law license was suspended in 1995 after clients complained to the attorney discipline board that she mishandled their cases and lied about it.
She could have reapplied for her license, but never did. Instead she went in to business overseeing the finances of vulnerable adults. In fact at 200 clients her firm had the fourth largest portfolio as guardians and conservators in the state.
You can probably guess what happened next. In 2010, she was charged with theft by swindle and ignoring the needs of the people she was supposed to be taking care of. She stole $53,000 from an Edina man who died in 2003 and there were several other charges of theft and perjury.
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Supreme Court disbars Terri Ann Hauge
Once a thief, always a thief.
ReplyDeleteHooray!!!! This is a great way to start the day.
ReplyDeleteIt sure is, Finny!
ReplyDeleteI always am glad to see a thief held accountable, especially when it's a lawyer or conservator.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
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