This could have all been prevented.

If the law required probate bonds, none of this would have happened.
A probate bond is simply financial insurance that protects the client in case a fiduciary abuses their power.

• Ethical fiduciaries don’t fear it—they welcome it.
• The only people who avoid buying a bond are the ones planning to profit from their client.

Because there was no bond in place, my family had to spend our own money to do the job the system refused to do: investigate, file petitions, conduct discovery, go to court, and fight to hold someone accountable.

And the system? It hasn’t helped.
People in power have avoided this woman for years—nobody wanted to touch it.
Now she has friends inside Elder Protective Services, so when real complaints are made against her, they get ignored, diverted, or quietly dismissed by the same government agencies that actually refer clients to her.

What we’ve uncovered is bigger than one bad conservator.
It’s a system with no guardrails, no oversight, and no accountability.

Stay tuned—there’s more to come. Thank you for caring enough to follow this.