New York A03328 prohibits individuals convicted of elder abuse from inheriting from the elder's estate.

New York A03328 amends the estates, powers, and trusts law to bar caregivers convicted of crimes involving elder abuse from inheriting from the estate of the vulnerable elderly person they abused. This includes physical, sexual, emotional abuse, active neglect, passive neglect, or financial exploitation. The bill defines "vulnerable elderly person" as someone aged 60 or older with age-related diseases or infirmities causing physical, mental, or emotional dysfunction, rendering them incapable of adequately providing for their own health or personal care.

New York A03328 prohibits individuals convicted of elder abuse from inheriting from the elder's estate.

New York A03328 amends the estates, powers, and trusts law to bar caregivers convicted of crimes involving elder abuse from inheriting from the estate of the vulnerable elderly person they abused. This includes physical, sexual, emotional abuse, active neglect, passive neglect, or financial exploitation. The bill defines "vulnerable elderly person" as someone aged 60 or older with age-related diseases or infirmities causing physical, mental, or emotional dysfunction, rendering them incapable of adequately providing for their own health or personal care.