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Asked on: 4/08/12, 8:24 am

In New Jersey, if you suspect elder financial abuse, and POA contradicts wishes of principal, violating NJ statutes, where do you go for help-Is this a "CIVIL" matter?

Don't have a lot of money, but red flags are everywhere, principal is afraid of POA.

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