The unauthorized or unethical use of someone else’s money, property or assets. Victims are often financially unsophisticated or of declining mental competence, enabling abusers to engage in theft, coercion, fraud or misuse of a power of attorney. Perpetrators are commonly family members and caregivers, knowing that their victims are unlikely to prosecute. See Elder Financial Abuse
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