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As I See It by Leonard Baer, Esq.

Leonard Baer, Esq. - Elder law attorneyA regular column discussing elder fraud, elder law and estate planning. By Leonard Baer, Esq., an elder law and estate attorney specializing in elder fraud prevention and abuse.

Going To The Doctor Alone Is Often The Best Choice

November 28, 2016 By Leonard Baer

Going to the doctor alone is often the best choice

I had a strange request, recently. One of my clients asked if I would go with her when she was going to the doctor. I asked her why she would want me to go along. She explained that when she goes, she becomes tongue tied and can’t seem to focus. She leaves the doctor’s office not […]

Filed Under: As I See It Tagged With: Forgetting Things, going to the doctor, The Doctor

Power Of Attorney: A Warning Before You Sign

October 24, 2016 By Leonard Baer

Power of attorney

A warning about signing a Power of Attorney document. How many times are we asked to sign things, and then just go ahead and sign? We go to restaurants and sign credit card receipts, but do we really review the bill? Do we read the fine print in a sales contract? We sign things all […]

Filed Under: As I See It Tagged With: elder law, legal, Leonard Baer, power of attorney

Scams. Don’t Be A Sucker!

September 29, 2016 By Leonard Baer

Scams. Don't be a sucker.

What is it with common scams today & how can you protect yourself? Leonard Baer, Esq. provides insight in this edition of “As I See It”.

Filed Under: As I See It Tagged With: E Mail Scams, elder fraud, elder law, FL, Fraud, Highlands, Leonard Baer, Lottery, Mail Scams, NC, People Win, scams, Wellington

More Laws For Elder Fraud? No, I Don’t Think So!

September 16, 2016 By Leonard Baer

More elder fraud laws?

Where do we start protecting seniors from elder fraud? Columnist Leonard Baer, Esq. poses one solution to help stave off the growing tide of this abuse.

Filed Under: As I See It Tagged With: elder fraud, elder law, FL, Fraud, Highlands, identity theft, Leonard Baer, NC, Scammers, Wellington

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