Report of Suspected Financial Exploitation of Vulnerable Adult - New Hampshire

Report of Suspected Financial Exploitation of Vulnerable Adult is a legal document that was released by the New Hampshire Secretary of State - a government authority operating within New Hampshire.

FAQ

Q: What is a report of suspected financial exploitation of a vulnerable adult?
A: It is a document that reports the possible financial exploitation of a vulnerable adult.

Q: Who is considered a vulnerable adult?
A: A vulnerable adult is a person who is 18 or older and unable to protect themselves from exploitation, abuse, or neglect due to a physical or mental condition.

Q: What constitutes financial exploitation of a vulnerable adult?
A: Financial exploitation involves illegally or improperly using a vulnerable adult's funds, property, or assets for personal gain or benefit.

Q: Who can make a report of suspected financial exploitation?
A: Anyone who suspects financial exploitation of a vulnerable adult can make a report.

Q: How can a report of suspected financial exploitation be made?
A: The report can be made to the Adult Protective Services (APS) agency in the state where the vulnerable adult resides.

Q: What information should be included in a report of suspected financial exploitation?
A: The report should include detailed information about the vulnerable adult, the suspected exploitation, and any evidence or witnesses.

Q: What happens after a report of suspected financial exploitation is made?
A: The APS agency will investigate the report to determine if financial exploitation has occurred and take necessary actions to protect the vulnerable adult.