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	Elder Abuse and Neglect
		In analyzing the problem of elder abuse, neglect and financial exploitation, it is important to identify why senior citizens are particularly vulnerable to mistreatment.
		Elders who abuse alcohol are at higher risk of being victims, especially if they have difficulty caring for themselves.
		As professionals working with the elderly, it is incumbent upon all of us to recognize the signs of elder abuse, neglect and financial exploitation, to identify the victims and to assist them in pursuing their legal rights under the law.
	www.senioranswers.org /Pages/elderabuse.htm (3838 words)

	Elder (administrative title) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The term Elder (or its equivalent in another language) is used in several different countries and organizations to indicate a position of authority.
		Seniūnas - Ruler of Eldership, (seniūnija in Lithuanian), Lithuania's smallest administrative division.
		Starosta or Starost - Starosta, derrived from word stary - "old", is a title for an official or unofficial position of leadership that has been used in various contexts through most of Slavic history.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Elder_(administrative_title) (287 words)

	Elder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Alexander Elder, is a professional stock trader and author in the USA
		William Henry Elder (1819 - 1904) bishop and Archbishop of Cincinnati
		Elder race, any of a number of alien species in science fiction.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Elder (229 words)

	Questions and answers about church manual
		The title of elder is transferable between all WCG congregations and continues to be valid unless the elder resigns the office or unless the church revokes the ordination for disciplinary reasons.
		The Church Administration department has sent a letter to all WCG elders in the United States informing them of our new ordination and licensing procedures and inviting them to submit an application for initial licensing and for re-issuance of their ordination certificate in accordance with our new Church Administration policies and procedures.
		With publishing of the manual, the title of deacon will be granted to appropriately qualified male and female members who are commissioned by their pastor to serve as a ministry leader within the congregation (note that at local discretion, female deacons may be referred to as deaconesses).
	www.wcg.org /wn/03december/questions_and_answers_about_chur.htm (695 words)

	Miller Trust Sample
		In the event that (ELDER) ceases to receive benefits under the medical assistance program, the entire income and corpus of the trust may be utilized by the Trustee for expenses relating to the care of (ELDER) including but not limited to nursing home care, medical care, health, maintenance and welfare.
		This trust shall be administered expeditiously and consistently with its terms, free of any judicial intervention and without order, approval or other action by a court, subject only to the jurisdiction of a court which is invoked by the trustee or other interested parties or as otherwise provided by law.
		Questions of construction and administration of this trust shall be determined by reference to the laws of Texas.
	www.pro1040.com /Elder_Issues/miller_trust_sample.htm (1791 words)

	Elderly Abuse
		ELDER ABUSE: The National Center for Elder Abuse indicated that there were 241,000 reports of elder abuse in 1994, a 106% increase from a 1986 study.
		In researching elder abuse opinions, we have found that many of the reported elder abuse cases concern not the act of elder abuse but procedural errors occurring during the trial.
		Elder law attorneys need to be familiar with the signs of elder abuse, whether physical or emotional abuse, neglect or financial exploitation.
	www.efmoody.com /miscellaneous/elderlyabuse.html (4818 words)

	elder - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Elder : A Modern Herbal, 1931, by Mrs.
		Phrases that include elder: elder statesman, marsh elder, dwarf elder, agrippina the elder, american elder, more...
		Words similar to elder: big, eldership, older, senior, churchman, elderberry bush, honeysuckle, presbyter, sr.
	www.onelook.com /?w=elder&ls=a (367 words)

	Business & Professions Code
		(d) The Legislature recognizes that most elders and dependent adults who are at the greatest risk of abuse, neglect, or abandonment by their families or caretakers suffer physical impairments and other poor health that place them in a dependent and vulnerable position.
		(e) The Legislature further recognizes that factors which contribute to abuse, neglect, or abandonment of elders and dependent adults are economic instability of the family, resentment of caretaker responsibilities, stress on the caretaker, and abuse by the caretaker of drugs or alcohol.
		(1) A person or entity shall be deemed to have acted in bad faith if the person or entity knew or should have known that the elder or dependent adult had the right to have the property transferred or made readily available to the elder or dependent adult or to his or her representative.
	www.elderabuselaw.com /statutes-welfare&inst.htm (3993 words)

	Elder :: Violence and Abuse : Gourt
		Elder Abuse - Indiana, Clark County Prosecuting Attorney - Examines the causes of elder abuse.
		Elder Abuse: Second Report of Session 2003-04 - House of Commons Health Committee comprehensive study of elder abuse, a hidden and often ignored problem in British society.
		Elder Justice and Protection - Stopping the Abuse - U.S. Senate hearing of August 20, 2003 to examine the problem of elder abuse and issues related to prevention, reporting and prosecution.
	society.gourt.com /Issues/Violence-and-Abuse/Elder.html (1406 words)

	ELDER ABUSE SUMMIT SETS AGENDA
		Aravanis explained that although elder abuse is generally acknowledged as a societal problem, there has been no coordinated national effort to address the issue.
		In addition to a professional interest in elder abuse and neglect, many of the participants expressed awareness that elder abuse and neglect could happen to anyone, even their parents or, in the future, themselves.
		Aravanis said that to ensure the agenda of the summit is brought to life, a task force is being appointed and charged with meeting regularly to oversee post-summit dissemination and implementation efforts.
	www.asaging.org /at/at-232/Elder_Abuse_Summit.html (669 words)

	Cato the Elder at AllExperts
		Cato the Elder was born at Tusculum, a municipal town of Latium, to which his ancestors had belonged for some generations.
		Cato the Elder, their famous descendant, at the beginning of his career in Rome, was regarded as a novus homo, and the feeling of his unsatisfactory position, working along with the self-awareness of inherent superiority, contributed to exasperate and stimulate his ambitious soul.
		When he had reduced the whole area of land between the river Iberus and the Pyrenees to a hollow, resentful, and temporary obedience, he turned his attention to administrative reforms, and increased the revenues of the province by improvements in the working of the iron and silver mines.
	en.allexperts.com /e/c/ca/cato_the_elder.htm (4643 words)

	Title origins
		The great elaboration of titles at Sukur and their distribution among the kin groups is indicative of their use as an integrative device (David and Sterner 1996).
		In cases where the title holder is a member of the chief's household (e.g., Tlësuku, junior Tlufu, and apparently Midala), the appointee has to be willing if necessary to move to live close to the chief.
		We suspect that the titles and the position of influence accruing to the office holder by virtue both of the title and of his seniority within his clan may have been, for the most part, their own reward.
	www.ucalgary.ca /uofc/Others/sukur/Soc/TitleOrig.htm (2562 words)

	Brevard Elder Law
		Probate is the Court supervised process of collecting the decedent's assets (marshalling), paying any creditor's claims (debts) and distributing assets as directed.
		Probate is a legal procedure for transfering title of a decedent's assets to the beneficiaries named in the Will or under Intestate Succession.
		Elder law is a relatively new area of the law which focuses on a variety of legal issues which face the elderly and which interact with one another.
	www.brevardelderlaw.com /mwlibp.htm (309 words)

	Elder Affairs
		While Section 8 is not solely for elders, it does apply to elders with disabilities or who are 62 years of age and live with someone who takes care of them.
		This option allows elders the opportunity to purchase services, amenities, and future medical care, at the same time that their home in the community is purchased.
		Elders residing in senior complexes desire to live on their own, yet have the security and conveniences of community living.
	www.elderhelpline.org /Resources/C04.aspx (4887 words)

	Adult Abuse Review
		Originally, NCEA sought to link to “allied professionals” and increase elder abuse awareness through the creation and dissemination of articles aimed at particular audiences, with encouragement to relevant organizations that they reprint the articles in their own publications.
		To service elder abuse professionals, a wide variety of techniques and projects were laid out at the beginning of this NCEA configuration.
		The national elder abuse listserve was conceived as a way of providing 24/7 technical assistance on demand, as members could post questions and answers and “advertise” new programs and products as they came up.
	www.wordbridges.net /elderabuse/AAR/Vol2Issue4/accomplishments_promises.html (6781 words)

	Changes needed to protect aged parents from family abuse, scholar says
		Elder abuse, often thought to be confined to nursing homes, actually takes place much more frequently within families, Sarah S. Sandusky writes in the latest issue of the Elder Law Journal, which is published by the Illinois College of Law.
		Based on evidence from congressional hearings, only one of eight cases of elder abuse was reported to police or adult protective agencies.
		Family lawyers are often in the position to identify the victims of elder maltreatment, but they, too, often fail to report it.
	www.news.uiuc.edu /news/04/0412elder.html (847 words)

	Stetson University College of Law Centers For Excellence - Elder Law
		Elder Law covers the legal issues of aging in its broadest sense, from powers of attorney to elder abuse to housing and Social Security.
		Elder Law Clinic is offered every semester, including summers; the Elder Law class is generally offered once a year in the spring.
		The Elder Law Clinic is a "live-client" clinic where students are afforded the opportunity to provide legal representation to indigent elderly clients age 55+ in a variety of substantive areas, ranging from consumer protection, housing, and advance directives to Social Security, Medicaid and real property issues.
	www.law.stetson.edu /excellence/elderlaw/surveyview.asp (2611 words)

	Esquires-Ladies and Gentlemen
		Note: In England, the title of esquire belongs by right of birth to the eldest sons of knights and their eldest sons in perpetual succession; to the eldest sons of younger sons of peers and their eldest sons in perpetual succession.
		In the United States the title is commonly given in courtesy to lawyers and justices of the peace, and is often used in the superscription of letters instead of Mr.
		Thus, one using the title in the United States is identifying himself or herself as a lawyer.
	www.uslawbooks.com /books/esquire.htm (1571 words)

	Serving American Indian Elders page
		The Office of Indian Elder Affairs advocates on behalf of all Indian elders in the state in a coordinated and effective manner and works with tribal providers, statewide, to strengthen their capacity to deliver a wide range of services.
		The role of the elder at the center of the family is of critical importance in the culture.
		Tribal elders are concerned about the need to develop and support long-term care services on tribal lands, using available federal, state and tribal resources.
	www.nmaging.state.nm.us /serving_american_indian_elders.html (2154 words)

	AoA Homepage > About AoA > Legislation and Budget > Older Americans Act > Older Americans Act: Title III ...
		The intent is to use title III funds as a catalyst in bringing together public and private resources in the community to assure the provision of a full range of efficient, well coordinated and accessible services for older persons.
		There is substantial failure in the provisions or administration of an approved area plan to comply with any provision of the Act or of this part or policies and procedures established and published by the State agency on aging; or
		Determination that there is a failure in the provisions or the administration of an approved plan to comply substantially with Federal requirements, including failure to comply with any assurance required under the Act or under this part.
	www.aoa.gov /about/legbudg/oaa/legbudg_oaa_title_iii_reg.asp (8094 words)

	State of Maine Attorney General - Augusta, Maine
		So you should view with suspicion a title history (easily obtained from Carfax, www.carfax.com) that shows several new titles over a short period of time, particularly if the titles are from different states.
		If the dealer refuses to show you the prior title and documentation or says that he or she does not have it, do not purchase that vehicle until you are shown the documentation and are satisfied with the mileage shown.
		If the title is not altered (several states do not show odometer readings on their titles) and you are a victim of odometer fraud, you may make a formal complaint with the Title and Anti-Theft Section.
	www.maine.gov /ag/index.php?r=clg&s=chap10 (3016 words)

	Elder Law Firm of Marshall & Associates - Care Planning
		As an elder law specialist in private practice, I meet each month with many seniors who are struggling with the difficult issues that arise when they or their spouses are confronted with long term illness.
		If the contingent beneficiary of such an annuity is someone other than the spouse of the purchaser or other exempt transferee, the purchase of such an non-actuarial annuity can amount to a non-exempt transfer of assets which will result in a Medicaid eligibility penalty for the purchaser.
		Check with your elder law attorney to see if the law has changed since this was written.
	www.paelderlaw.com /dpwcomment.html (9662 words)

	Truth In Love Network - Elder Peggy Hedden's Observations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Elder Peggy Hedden, chairman and chief executive officer of the Presbyterian Lay Committee made several observations to those attending the Presbyterian Coalition meeting this week.
		Elders of the church should take the lead, giving some protection to their pastors.
		(9) Endorse the New Wineskins Association of Churches' call for a moratorium on administrative commissions and legal actions by presbyteries while congregations are discussing and discerning faithful responses to actions of the 217th General Assembly.
	blog.pcusaelders.org /index.php?title=elder_peggy_hedden_s_observations&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 (992 words)

	Covenant of Avalon · LEADERSHIP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Once elected (in the case of the Archdruid), or appointed (in the case of an Elder), the term of their service is for life, or until they choose to retire.
		Specific traditions of leadership in the Covenant of Avalon center around recognizing the role that priests, elders and teachers of the Order have in the life of the tuath, and the honour that is due them because of it.
		Priests / priestesses and elders of the Order are afforded a special style of address, which is not commonly used but which recognizes their accomplishments and contributions to the spiritual community.
	www.covenantofavalon.org /Elders.html (974 words)

	Dr. Elder , Dr. Frederick Elder, Dr. Frederick F. B. Elder
		Elder, Dr. Frederick Elder, Dr. Frederick F. Elder
		Frederick Elder, Ph.D. My research activities are broadly based in human and mammalian cytogenetics.
		In the area of clinical cytogenetic research, I have been interested in genotype-phenotype correlation and in identifying new syndromes that are caused by chromosomal abnormalities.
	www.utsouthwestern.edu /findfac/personal/0,2358,44379,00.html (139 words)

	LLRX -- ResearchWire: Discoveries in Elder Law
		Legal professionals should take advantage of this built-in browsing capability to balance their research and to add to their arsenal of resources.
		Information for legal professionals includes PRRB decisions, administrative rulings, advisory opinions, Medicare payment resources, program manuals, and more.
		The Social Security Administration offers rulings pertaining to old-age and survivors’ insurance benefits, the Social Security Handbook, international agreements, and rules and regulations.
	www.llrx.com /columns/elder.htm (1364 words)

	Penn State Dickinson School of Law - Elder Law Bibliography - Legal Research Tools
		Elder Law Answers, created and managed by Harry S. Margolis, partner in the Boston law firm of Margolis & Cohen, "supports seniors, their families, and their attorneys." The website contains information on legal issues related to senior citizens, an elder law attorney directory, an FAQ section, and links to elder law resources.
		This guide to legal information and free civil legal services is arranged in broad categories such as consumer, disability, elder law, health care, immigration, public benefits, children and families, education, employment, housing and shelter, migrant issues, and veteran issues.
		The Elder Law Center at Stetson University College of Law was established in 1995.
	www.dsl.psu.edu /elderlaw/tools.htm (5462 words)

	Arizona Administrative Code
		The administrative completeness review time-frame is suspended from the date the Department mails the notice of missing information to the applicant until the date the Department receives the information.
		A licensee shall, within 14 calendar days or a later date determined by the Department, respond to a request from the Commissioner or the Commissioner's representative for any documents, electronic files, written statements, or other information required as a part of a complaint investigation, regardless of whether the licensee is named in the complaint.
		A.R.S. Title 32, Chapter 20, and A.A.C. Title 4, Chapter 28, which includes trust accounts, recordkeeping, license requirements, exemptions to licensure, commission payments, recovery fund provisions, development requirements, processes for public reports for and sale of subdivided and unsubdivided land, membership campgrounds and time-shares, cemetery regulations, and grounds for disciplinary action and hearings.
	www.azsos.gov /public_services/Title_04/4-28.htm (8947 words)

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