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The guardianship abuse AAAPG has documented for a decade is not new. In 1987, The Associated Press (AP) reported in detail on the guardianship crisis in America in a series of several first hand investigations. The first two are available at https://apnews.com/article/1198f64bb05d9c1ec690035983c02f9f and https://apnews.com/article/8ea94c1c992fd97e7eea7fe72a924f73 The Senate Select Committee on Aging has been hearing complaints about guardianship for even longer. It’s website contains over [- more...]

An hour long informative review of the truth about guardianships. [- more...]

Dangerous Radicals in the court and on the ballot Though it may seem like a stretch to bring discussions about elections into the more narrow discussion of abusive guardianship, there are striking similarities about how American justice and liberty are being attacked on multiple fronts in both arenas. To frame the discussion, let me state at the outset that the greatest abuse in abusive guardianships is the incredibly sad reality that guardianships are designed to remove one’s liberty and [- more...]

We have much in common with victims of Family court, or should I say Family destruction court. [- more...]

The future of our group Earlier this year I announced that I would be retiring from my work as an advocate for victims of abusive guardianship.  Since that time, I have been approached by dozens of individuals and group members who have convinced me that my plans would disenfranchise large numbers of victims and their families who depend on AAAPG, it’s advocacy, website and perspective on guardianship abuse in the United States of America. So, in an honest effort to accommodate both my [- more...]

A New and Exciting Approach to End Probate Court Abuses Because of the long standing, multigenerational failure to remediate the abuses perpetuated in probate courts throughout the country, it is instructive to examine novel approaches to solving certain other social problems. Outside the box, Critical thinking may be required to solve problems of social import when traditional forms of redress are consistently ineffective. This paper seeks to promote and foster a reasonable construct with [- more...]