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56th Annual California Native American Day

By Justice For Our Parents

Tomorrow, September 22, 2023 is the 56th Annual California Native American Day, and our team here at Justice for Our Parents joins in honoring and celebrating the first peoples and nations of our state.

No Strings Attached. No Hard Sell. Just Honest Advocacy.

By Justice For Our Parents

Did you know that our experienced elder abuse attorneys work on a contingency fee basis?

National Dog Day Awareness

By Justice For Our Parents

In honor of this Saturday’s National Dog Day, we’d like to urge you to plan ahead for your aging loved one’s furry companion. As their mobility and memory decline, so too may their ability to care for their pets. 

The Justice for Our Parents Difference

By Justice For Our Parents

Here at Justice For Our Parents, we intentionally maintain a small, manageable caseload that allows us to work closely with our clients. 

Five Things Everyone Can Do to Prevent Elder Abuse

By Justice For Our Parents

Preventing elder abuse is a shared responsibility. You can help prevent it, recognize the signs, and intervene safely. Here are five things everyone can do to prevent elder abuse:

More About Justice for Our Parents

By Justice For Our Parents

We are experienced attorneys dedicated to helping victims of elder abuse and medical malpractice.

Five Benefits of Intergenerational Friendships

By Justice For Our Parents

You could be missing out on building a relationship with an aging elder. Earlier this year, Today.com reported five surprising benefits of intergenerational friendships:

What Our Clients Are Saying

By Justice For Our Parents

We take pride in providing honest elder abuse advocacy and putting our clients first. Here’s what one client had to say:

Seven Signs of Elder Abuse

By Justice For Our Parents

General Neglect

According to the National Center for Elder Abuse, between 1-2 million Americans over 65 years old were injured, exploited, or mistreated by someone they depended on for care or protection. Here are seven signs of elder abuse to watch for:

1. Lack of basic amenities
2. A cluttered, filthy living environment
3. Unexplained or uncharacteristic changes in behavior
4. Unexplained sexually transmitted diseases
5. Unpaid bills, new credit cards, and/or increased cash withdrawals
6. Harassment, coercion, intimidation, or humiliation
7. Caregiver isolating the elder

If you suspect elder abuse or neglect, our experienced attorneys can help. Contact us for a free consultation at www.j4op.com/contact or call 1-833-JUST-LAW.

Our Experienced Attorneys Represent Victims and Their Loved Ones in Litigation Against Long-term Care Facilities

By Justice For Our Parents

Our experienced attorneys at Justice For Our Parents represent victims and their loved ones in litigation against long-term care facilities like nursing homes, assisted living centers, and anyone entrusted to care for vulnerable adults.