Elder Abuse Felony Status

Summary

Elder abuse in New York can be classified as a felony based on the severity and circumstances. Physical abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation are potential felonies, with charges possibly including assault, endangering the welfare of an elderly person, and grand larceny.

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Is elder abuse a felony
Hey Patrick! Yes, in New York, elder abuse can be considered a felony depending on the severity and circumstances of the abuse. Here are a few key points:
- Physical abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation can all be felonies.
- Charges may include assault, endangering the welfare of an elderly person, and grand larceny.
Is there a specific situation you're dealing with?
No
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