White papers

A collection of White Papers about Guardianship, written by Dr. Sam Sugar and other AAAPG member-contributing writers.

Guardianship: It can happen to you

May 28, 2015 // 0 Comments

Question for those in the general public—-What do all of the following have in common? Disney family Ariel Winter Glenn Campbell Paul Walker Mickey Rooney Leona Helmsley Tom Benson Willi Berchau Peter Falk Adam Youch Donald Sterling Charlie Sheen Bobbi Kristina Brown Liliane Bettencourt Casey Kasem Denise Richards Brian Wilson Mark Glasser B.B. King Sarah Hershberger Gary Coleman Terry Schiavo Robin Williams Octomom Suleman Tony Curtis Alexander Calder Michael Jackson Mary Sykes Zsa Zsa [- more...]

Whitepaper: The Definition of Barratry

May 28, 2015 // 0 Comments

The Definition of Barratry bar·ra·try ?bar?tr?/ noun noun: barratry 1. archaic: fraud or gross negligence of a ship’s master or crew at the expense of its owners or users. 2. Law: vexatious litigation or incitement to it. 3. historical: trade in the sale of church or state appointments. At AAAPG, we have witnessed incredible, unending, systematic perversion of probate laws by greed driven for-profit guardians and lawyers who greatly profit from that cruel perversion. We have developed [- more...]

White paper: How it goes down in Texas

May 17, 2015 // 0 Comments

How many probate attorneys, including those in the REPTL (Real Estate Probate Trust Lawyers) Section of the State Bar of Texas, donate to election campaigns of legislators; How many to judges? While we do not know how many attorneys, or how much money is donated, we do know why. This white paper by AAAPG exposes the circle of probate judges, the lawyers who practice in front of probate courts, the creation of statutorily-mandated management trusts to hold the ward’s seized assets, and the [- more...]

White Paper: Guardianship Dollars – Follow the money

May 4, 2015 // 0 Comments

May 3, 2015 Guardianship Dollars: “Follow the money”  – Huge numbers of older Americans are trapped in Guardianships which impoverish them under color of Law—as many as 100,000 of them Florida alone. Where does their money go? The following is a brief fiscal examination of guardianship that “follows the money”. You can read this White Paper here. You can see a list of all of AAAPG’s White Papers [- more...]
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