California Elder Abuse & Nursing Home Abuse Attorneys
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California Elder & Nursing Home Abuse Attorneys
Our compassionate team of attorneys and legal experts will fight for the justice your family deserves.
Zero fees unless we win your case.
What Qualifies as Elder Abuse?
The elderly are considered one of the most vulnerable populations in the country, and deserve to be treated with care, respect, and dignity. Unfortunately, this is not always the case, and cases of elder abuse run rampant. The following are typical forms of elder abuse:
Physical Abuse
- Slapping
- Pushing
- Punching
- Kicking
- Restraint
- Choking
- Any use of force that causes injury
Financial Abuse
- Fraud
- Identity & physical theft
- Forging of signature on checks
- Misusing money or other property
- Taking advantage of cognitive decline to change financial documents
Psychological & Emotional Abuse
Psychological and/or emotional abuse could include threats, humiliation, isolation, and intimidation that can cause fear, distress, and other harmful emotional consequences for the affected elderly person.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the Difference Between Elder Abuse and Neglect?
Elder abuse can encompass physical, emotional, sexual, and financial abuse. Neglect can be the intentional or unintentional denial of food, water, medical services, and other necessities to an elder person by a caregiver or family member.
Neglect can happen due to intentional malice, lack of training, carelessness, and other factors, and can still be the basis for an elder abuse claim.
What Proof is Needed for an Elder Abuse Claim?
Photos and videos, medical documentation of injuries, financial transaction reports, incident reports, witness testimony, and the testimony of the elderly individual can help bring an elder abuse claim forward.
When Do I Need to File an Elder Abuse Claim?
Filing a claim should be done within the statute of limitations, which is 2 years from the date of the last incident of abuse or discovery of abuse. The sooner you get started on a claim, the sooner you may recover compensation. Call Abogados Fuertes attorneys at 888-764-2849 now.
Do I Need to Pay Upfront to Work with Abogados Fuertes?
Not at all. Our elder abuse attorneys work on a contingency fee basis, which means all case costs are advanced to clients, and final attorney fees are recovered from the compensation amount after a case is settled. This means no upfront fees for you, and no fees until we win*.
Why Should I Work with Abogados Fuertes?
Abogados Fuertes has been protecting the rights of Californians of all ages after suffering serious injuries. Since our establishment in 2007, we’ve recovered over $3 billion* in compensation for our clients, and we take care of the entire legal process for you and your family so you can focus on healing.
Guidance You Can Count On
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the Difference Between Elder Abuse and Neglect?
Elder abuse can encompass physical, emotional, sexual, and financial abuse. Neglect can be the intentional or unintentional denial of food, water, medical services, and other necessities to an elder person by a caregiver or family member.
Neglect can happen due to intentional malice, lack of training, carelessness, and other factors, and can still be the basis for an elder abuse claim.
What Proof is Needed for an Elder Abuse Claim?
Photos and videos, medical documentation of injuries, financial transaction reports, incident reports, witness testimony, and the testimony of the elderly individual can help bring an elder abuse claim forward.
When Do I Need to File an Elder Abuse Claim?
Filing a claim should be done within the statute of limitations, which is 2 years from the date of the last incident of abuse or discovery of abuse. The sooner you get started on a claim, the sooner you may recover compensation. Call Abogados Fuertes attorneys at 888-764-2849 now.
Do I Need to Pay Upfront to Work with Abogados Fuertes?
Not at all. Our elder abuse attorneys work on a contingency fee basis, which means all case costs are advanced to clients, and final attorney fees are recovered from the compensation amount after a case is settled. This means no upfront fees for you, and no fees until we win*.
Why Should I Work with Abogados Fuertes?
Abogados Fuertes has been protecting the rights of Californians of all ages after suffering serious injuries. Since our establishment in 2007, we’ve recovered over $3 billion* in compensation for our clients, and we take care of the entire legal process for you and your family so you can focus on healing.
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Why Families Trust Abogados Fuertes
When you suspect that someone you love has been abused or neglected, choosing the right legal team can feel overwhelming. At Abogados Fuertes, your family has the support of a full-service legal team with decades of experience fighting for injured Californians. We take the time to listen, investigate what happened, and pursue justice from those responsible for your loved one’s harm. Our attorneys and legal experts handle the entire legal process so your family can focus on what matters most, protecting and caring for your loved one.
We handle the legal process from start to finish
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Available 24/7 to assist you and your family
Over $3 Billion* recovered for our clients
20+ years fighting for Californians
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