Allows elderly victims of domestic violence to file restraining orders electronically and attend hearings remotely; establishes elder financial exploitation unit in Attorney General's Office.
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This bill allows elderly victims of domestic violence to file restraining orders electronically and attend hearings remotely, streamlining the process for those who may face challenges accessing the court system. It also establishes an Elder Financial Exploitation Unit within the Attorney General’s Office to combat financial abuse of seniors. The legislation aims to improve access to justice and protection for vulnerable older adults experiencing domestic violence and financial exploitation.
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