A woman reports her aunt's bank account was taken over by an attorney after two doctors declared her incompetent, with one doctor never meeting her. The case raises questions about fiduciary integrity and medical evaluation processes.
- An attorney gained control of an elderly woman’s bank account after two doctors declared her incompetent
- One doctor conducted only a brief consultation with the patient
- The second doctor never met the patient and merely signed a form
- The case raises concerns about the legitimacy of medical evaluations in legal incompetency proceedings
- No financial figures or institutional details are disclosed in the report
- The situation reflects broader concerns over elder financial abuse and fiduciary oversight
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