West Virginia HB5105 aims to protect individuals in recovery from financial exploitation.

West Virginia HB5105 addresses the financial exploitation of individuals in recovery from addiction. The bill defines "financial exploitation" as the intentional misappropriation or misuse of funds or assets of a person in recovery. It prohibits acting in a position of trust and confidence, such as guardian or conservator, from being a standalone defense against financial exploitation charges. The bill allows courts to order various remedies, including the return of misappropriated assets, injunctions, and the appointment of a receiver.

West Virginia HB5105 aims to protect individuals in recovery from financial exploitation.

West Virginia HB5105 addresses the financial exploitation of individuals in recovery from addiction. The bill defines "financial exploitation" as the intentional misappropriation or misuse of funds or assets of a person in recovery. It prohibits acting in a position of trust and confidence, such as guardian or conservator, from being a standalone defense against financial exploitation charges. The bill allows courts to order various remedies, including the return of misappropriated assets, injunctions, and the appointment of a receiver.