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Financial Elder Abuse: Second Edition

Financial Elder Abuse: Second Edition

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Number 1 Book for Exposing Solicitors Financial Elder Abuse. This is a brave and poignant ongoing story of an elderly gentleman farmer from rural Ireland who courageously stands up against the Irish legal profession that is determined to steal his money and his land.The corruption, greed, and injustice are obvious and well explained."The law is as straight as a door jamb, it's those that implements it that's crooked."This is an important book and worth the read!The local politician found one excuse after another as to why they could not or would not get involved.KEVIN BOXER MORAN TD THREATENED ELDERLY Michael Gavin and Eileen Linney "NOT TO BOTHERS THE GIRLS AT HIS CONSTITUENCY OFFICE.Eugene Murphy TD went to Castlerea Garda station to put in a formal complaint against the Justice 4 Elderly Farmer Michael Gavin RIP Facebook page.Michael FitzMaurice TD came to visit Michael Gavin and Eileen Linney after 10pm one night. The first words out his mouth were that if anyone call him a "ROBBER" he would SUE them.Denis Naughten TD told them it was against the constitution for him to get involved.Peter Penalty Points Jones Westmeath State Solicitor Threatened Elderly Michael Gavin not to protest outside his clients ROBBER B Marren's office.Alleged IRA Man Lawrence McManus Demanded to keys to Michael Gavin's house after he died.Gearoid Geraghty Solicitor holds Michael Gavin's case to council files RANSOM for his fee for doing nothing.A number of questions remain unanswered?1.Why did Robert B. Marren refuse to award Michael Gavin the grant money paid down from the dept. of Agriculture? Mike Gavin is owed over 116,000 for 9 Years unpaid.2.Why did Robert B. Marren hold on to the funds from the land sale for nearly 2 years?3.Why did you Robert B. Marren award Elderly Michael Gavin and my widowed sister 12,500 plus interest less than what they were entitled to?4.Why did you Robert B. Marren deduct 3,500 from Eileen Linney for Animals she never owned?5.Why was no invoice provided for William Penrose's TD BL opinion?6.Why did Robert B. Marren hire an additional accountant Damien Hannigan 7 Oliver Plunkett St. Mullingar at a cost of 8,751.45 to oversee the Accounts?7.Why did you Robert B. Marren not provide the correct invoice for Accountant Catherine O'Connor?8.Why did Mr. Robert B. Marren not provide a "Detailed Bill of Costs" for his fee of 40,892.53 he awarded to himself?9.Why did Robert B. Marren Solicitor consider the other beneficiaries to be his clients?10.Why did Robert B. Marren distribute the estate assets in isolation to well-founded objections? 11.Why did Robert B. Marren refuse to take the well-founded objection to a Judge?12.Why did Robert B. Marren threaten 2 of the elderly beneficiaries and coerce them to retain a solicitor to prevent him distributing the estate assets?13.Why did Robert B. Marren distribute the estate assets speedily over the Christmas period 2014 in the knowledge that 2 of the beneficiaries were actively attempting to retain a solicitor to act on their behalf?14.Why did Tony Henry Tormeys Solicitors Athlone fail to undertake the instructions given him through John Glynn Solicitors to prevent Mr. Robert Marren closing in isolation to well-founded objections?15.Why did T & N McLynn Solicitors, Athlone summon (special) Mike Gavin and Eileen Linney to the High Court attempting to sell the home along with the farm and failed after three days squandering estate assets with fees in the High Court?16.Why was no bill of costs provided for T & N McLynn Solicitors, Athlone, paid an amount of 38,941 a year prior to the distribution of the estate assets?17.Why do Robert Marren refuse to provide answers to these and other questions?18.Why Has Robert B. Marren retained Peter D. Jones Mullingar State Solicitor to represent him?Why should we tolerate Financial Elder Abuse?

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BrandCreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Pub dateDec 18, 2019
ISBN-101720333378
ISBN-139781720333371
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9 × 0.76 × 6 in
Weight1 lb
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