As the population ages, elder financial abuse has become a growing concern, with more elderly individuals falling prey to financial exploitation. At R23 Law, we understand the importance of safeguarding your loved ones against such threats.

Our comprehensive estate planning strategies, including the establishment of trusts and the use of Durable Power of Attorney, provide robust protections for elders. Combined with vigilant monitoring and the enforcement of consumer protection laws such as the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and the California Elder Abuse and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act (EADACPA), we ensure that your family members are shielded from financial fraud.

If you suspect elder financial abuse, act immediately to protect the vulnerable and hold perpetrators accountable. Contact R23 Law today to secure a safe future for your loved ones.

Purchasing a vehicle should be an exciting experience, but when things go wrong, understanding your legal protections under California Lemon Law and Auto-Dealer Fraud statutes is crucial.

This comprehensive guide explains the differences between lemon law and dealer fraud, outlining what constitutes a lemon law claim and common types of dealer fraud.

Learn about the specific laws implicated, such as the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act and the Consumer Legal Remedies Act (CLRA), Magnusson-Moss Act, and others. Also discover the remedies available, including refunds, replacements, and civil penalties.

With illustrative examples and a detailed FAQ section, this guide provides valuable insights to help you navigate vehicle defects and deceptive practices, ensuring you know your rights and how to take action if you’ve been wronged.

Say Goodbye to Hidden Fees: What California’s New Law Means for You

• Starting July 1, 2024, California’s new “Honest Pricing Law” (SB 478) will protect consumers from deceptive pricing practices. This law mandates that businesses include all mandatory fees and charges in their advertised prices.

• Hotels: Hotels like Marriott or Hilton must include all mandatory fees (resort fees, parking fees) in their advertised room rates, ensuring transparency.

• Event Ticket Sellers: Ticketmaster and similar services must advertise the full ticket price upfront, including service and processing fees.

• Restaurants: Restaurants must display all mandatory fees in their menu prices. Specific exemptions exist for individual food or beverage items.

• Extra Protection: The CLRA provides additional protections for elderly and disabled consumers, including extra statutory civil penalties.

• California’s SB 478 sets a high standard for pricing transparency, aiming to create a fairer marketplace. Reach out to us if you need more help.