More states are stepping up and committing to special Task Forces to investigate guardianship and court practices, and make suggestions and plans for reform to the legislators and state government.
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The newest to step up, create a Task Force, and submit a report is the State of Pennsylvania. Their report covered at least 130 suggestions, including volunteer monitoring programs, a Ward's Bill of Rights, and a state-wide database.
NASGA encourages all states to do the same, especially the "retirement" states where there is such a high concentration of elderly people.
See: Pennsylvania Creates Office to Protect Seniors![]()
NASGA encourages all states to do the same, especially the "retirement" states where there is such a high concentration of elderly people.
See: Pennsylvania Creates Office to Protect Seniors