Podcasts about public trustee

When wheelchair-bound Helen Dansie drowned in an Adelaide pond in 2017, it looked like a tragic accident. But it wasn’t. Her husband had pushed her in - deliberately. Why did he do it? And how did the justice system unravel the truth? In this episode of Crime Insiders | Judgements, dissect the case, the trial, and the appeal. unpacking the motives, the evidence, and the chilling deception behind this disturbing crime. This episode references men's violence against women. If you or someone you know needs assistance, contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732 or Lifeline on 13 11 14.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott Housell turned to the province's Public Trustee to handle his sister's estate. He says after months of struggling to reach the trustee, he found out she'd been cremated. He spoke with the CBC's Mark Quinn about what happened.

Episode 34 focuses on the shooting by police last weekend of a violent repeat offender, who should never have been allowed to wander Winnipeg streets because of his diminished capacity to function in society. Part 1- An email from a new listener came along with their donation to the Season 5 Funding Drive. You'll hear his messaqe to other listeners and readers about our work. Then, Transcona Coun. Russ Wyatt sent a letter to the Sun going scorched earth on those responsible for the "epidemic" disorder and violence faced by Transit drivers and riders- the "liberal/white-wine socialists we have on council" who don't take "entitled law-breakers seriously." He maintains skipped fares could amount to $10M a year. Marty discusses his Sun story about EK Councillor Jason Schreyer's safety meeting last Monday, the ATU safety rally at City Hall on Tuesday, and why Mayor Gillingham's idea of a solution- more Community Safety Officers - falls far short of what's needed to restore trust in taking a bus. A lot of the problems we face now were created by former Mayor Brian Bowman, who put his political ambitions ahead of public safety. Thanks to our supporters, funding for Season 5 has exceeded 80%. We have only $1035 to go to meet the target. Please go to the Donate page on ActionLine.ca to contribute today and support public affairs coverage in Winnipeg! 20.40 Part 2 - Jordan Charlie was a 24 year old Inuk man from Taloyoak, Nunavut who was incapable of controlling himself, born into a bad situation with FASD, chronic mental health conditions and low cognitive function. He was sentenced to 4 1/2 years after stabbing a victim in the throat while stealing his pot, then battering a corrections officer. Sent to Stony Mountain Penitentiary, Charlie severely wounded himself repeatedly, sustaining brain damage. He was released from prison in January. Stuck in Winnipeg and homeless because somehow, the judges and Crown couldn't be bothered to figure out how to arrange for him to go back to Nunavut as he wanted, Charlie used a weapon to slash a security guard at HSC, was found with a concealed saw on a Transit bus downtown, and breached probation when apprehended on a bike with a kitchen knife in West Kildonan. All by the end of July. He was released with time served and a meaningless supervised probation by provincial court Judge Don Slough on November 19. Five days later, he was shot dead after (allegedly) stabbing a cop in the throat and as seen in bystander video, refusing to drop his weapon and walking out of a bus shack towards two officers at the Unicity plaza. We ask why a violent man diagnosed with oppositional defiant disorder -  Recurrent patterns of negative, hostile, or defiant behavior towards authority figures - wasn't detained for the safety of everyone in Winnipeg, while the details of getting him home were worked out by the Public Trustee. Jordan Charlie's death isn't "society's fault"- this blame is on the judge who didn't make sure he was taken care of and on the Crown who failed to ensure the public in Winnipeg was protected from him. To send story tips & comments, or to contribute support to Season 5 costs via E-Transfer - Email martygoldlive@gmail.com 39.55 Part 3 Revisions to the powers of the Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba (IIU) - including compelling cooperation by employees of a police service and ending the practice of assigning police officers to investigate other cops - has been slow walked by consecutive provincial governments. The Bill was passed in 2022- but hasn't been proclaimed. We spoke to the Singer family after Bradley was killed when police stormed his Magnus Avenue home, and we have no doubt the investigation is being hindered by the delay in strengthening the IIU operations. https://actionline.ca/2024/04/april-24-2024-family-gets-ambulance-and-clean-up-bills-but-no-answers-after-cop-shooting/ See also- Charge 'em: The Magnus Avenue Shooting by Cops

One lucky Queenslander is sitting on a $1.3 Million jackpot and doesn't even know it. Money from unpaid credits to deceased estates is in waiting for people to claim it. We have all of the facts on how you can find out if you are owed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A rouges' gallery of thieves, thugs, gang-bangers and zonked-out zombies are running roughshod on Winnipeg streets. But among the subsets of violent criminals intimidating peaceful and defenceless residents and businesses, is a grouping that elected officials and the experts chosen by the media refuse to speak of, or ask questions about. In Episode 26, you will hear a sampling of the muggings and mayhem Winnipeggers are enduring. Pay special attention to these numbers- 12, 14 (twice), 15, 16, 17, 19. Those are the ages included in the latest round of accused goons. Teenagers - especially under the age of majority - and actual 'youths' not yet teenaged but just as violent and remorseless. Armed with machetes, knives, bearspray, and a shotgun, in the last ten days the unprovoked mayhem spread far beyond the Main Street strip and Point Douglas where police chief Danny Smyth wants the public to focus on. Not all involved are under 20, and they get special attention in this podcast too, as Marty describes the reports- from St. Vital and St. Boniface in particular- as bus stop users, cashiers and other teens were targetted and traumatized. ** Support our independent citizen journalism via ⁠⁠⁠⁠paypal.com/paypalme/MartyGoldMedia⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ** No one ever talks about who is responsible for these kids - are there parents involved, CFS, the Public Trustee? Why is the community made to suffer for the failures of child welfare workers, Danny Smyth, and the courts? TGCTS will keep demanding accountability and speaking out for the victims- many of them also youths, and senior citizens- and the ripple effect on morale in the community. Marty also previews some upcoming stories: Thanks to the unwarranted media attacks on Coun. Jeff Browaty, our 2019 investigation into free needle programs will recap the facts the 'public health experts' can't cover-up with name-calling; More Bike Lane Battles coming to St. Boniface, with Provencher Blvd. next on the bike lobby list - we continue to stand up for the small businesses, residents and employees in the St. Boniface Hospital district being screwed over by the biased planning process that cut them out; Ramped-up Provincial election coverage, and contrary to the 'professional journalists at work', we will explain why the amazing comeback victory of Danielle Smith in the Alberta election does indeed have resonance in the Manitoba race. ** To Sponsor or Advertise, for Public Speaking, and for more information on the CWE wrestling events: martygoldlive@gmail.com TGCTS provides institutional memory, decades of experience in the field, roots in the history of the community, and investigative skills to help ensure balance in the public square. We scored numerous successes for the public interest on 92.9 Kick-FM and with City Circus on Shaw-TV. Those results continue with this podcast series. CHECK OUT THESE IMPORTANT EPISODES - Our Special Report ⁠East St. Paul Parents Stop School From Canceling Mother's Day⁠ is the most listened-to episode in the last year. - In the follow up report, ⁠Smear on Mother's Day Supporters A Lesson in Woke Journalism⁠, we repudiated the slanted federally-funded reporting of the Free Press on the controversy and revealed the radical background of their chosen U of W "expert". - When we first proved something was wrong with the Marion bike lane consultants: St. B Bike Lane Doublecrosses Bank - and Bike Lobby - The St. Boniface "Moving on Marion" rigged bike lane process - YouTube videos of our groundbreaking podcast investigation:  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_jN7sh74PlHvZOJMD0QiY3i1f7ai6ak8 - They tried to hide it -- Free Press Scrapped Headline Smearing Manitoba Premier - Our most listened to sports episode: The Impact of Bobby Hull on Winnipeg - The cover-up about a high school basketball Jew-hater: Why the Free Press Didn't Report the Antisemitism behind U of W Collegiate team incident Join our Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/TGCTS

In today's episode of the podcast we're talking all about future planning documents and what happens if you don't have them in place when they're needed. There are a number of Government organisations in place to protect those vulnerable persons who may not have family or decision makers available to assist when they lose capacity themselves. Today we discuss:How 'capacity' is determined?Who can be substitute decision makers?What the Public Trustee, Office of the Public Advocate and Cival & Administrative Tribunals are and when they're utilised?How to avoid getting to a crisis where these services are required?How to access them if they are required?You can find more from the lovely Tamara at www.adelaidehillscc.com :)

公共信托人（Public Trustee）是营利性的政府代理机构。在生活中，什么时候会出现公共信托人呢？

The Queensland Government has ordered two reviews into the state's Office of the Public Trustee after a Four Corners investigation revealed exhorbitant fees and dire financial management practices. Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman announced the internal and external reviews in Queensland Parliament, labelling the practices unacceptable. Guest: Samay Zhouand, CEO Queensland Office of the Public Trustee

With intelligent and thought-provoking analysis, RN Drive goes behind the headlines to give you original insight into the world you live in. Keep up to date with federal politics, current affairs, arts, culture and the stories that are making Australia talk.

It was a case watched around the world, as singer Britney Spears fought her own father to take back control of her life and money.  But it's happening in Australia too, and an ABC 4 Corners investigation has uncovered stories of Australians who've been virtually abducted by the state, stripped of their money, and silenced.  Today ABC investigative reporter Anne Connolly on the stories of some of Australia's most vulnerable, and why even telling their stories could have landed her in jail.  Featured:  Anne Connolly, ABC investigative reporter Chris Pearson, Public Trustee client, Queensland Inge-Marie Piekkala, advocate, Queensland Siham Benz, former charity founder, Western Australia

It was a case watched around the world, as singer Britney Spears fought her own father to take back control of her life and money.  But it's happening in Australia too, and an ABC 4 Corners investigation has uncovered stories of Australians who've been virtually abducted by the state, stripped of their money, and silenced.  Today ABC investigative reporter Anne Connolly on the stories of some of Australia's most vulnerable, and why even telling their stories could have landed her in jail.  Featured:  Anne Connolly, ABC investigative reporter Chris Pearson, Public Trustee client, Queensland Inge-Marie Piekkala, advocate, Queensland Siham Benz, former charity founder, Western Australia

Thousands of Australians are under the control of the state via Public Trustees of under guardianship. In a series of articles on the issue, journalist Amber Schultz is telling some of the stories of people whose lives are controlled by the state. Luke Grant has been critical of the Public Trustee, particularly in Queensland where Joy Lamb is still fighting to protect the historic property Home. Amber has told Luke Grant about her reporting, and some of the stories she has uncovered of Australians being unfairly managed by state guardianship. Listen to the interview. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Facing the Future we got a thorough briefing on the latest Social Security and Medicare Trustees' Report from Dr. Charles Blahous, a former Public Trustee of the two programs and now Senior Research Strategist at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. Concord Coalition Chief Economist Steve Robinson joined the conversation.With Congress considering major new spending plans, and trying to figure out how to pay for it all, the annual report of Social Security and Medicare trustees was released on August 31. It was a timely reminder that Congress still hasn't figured out how to pay for some of the big programs we already have.

This week on Facing the Future we got a thorough briefing on the latest Social Security and Medicare Trustees' Report from Dr. Charles Blahous, a former Public Trustee of the two programs and now Senior Research Strategist at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. Concord Coalition Chief Economist Steve Robinson joined the conversation. With Congress considering major new spending plans and trying to figure out how to pay for it all, the annual report of Social Security and Medicare trustees was released on August 31. It was a timely reminder that Congress still hasn't figured out how to pay for some of the big programs we already have.

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What happens if you die without a will? What are the major pitfalls and problems that can happen if you don't draft a will that works in your jurisdiction. Find out how to save money, time and see your final wishes come true with our special guest, estate lawyer Angela Yee-Hamshaw. Born and raised in Calgary, Angela has been practicing law since 1999, having worked in the wealth management division of two major financial institutions, the Government of Alberta in the Office of the Public Trustee, and her own firm which focused primarily on Wills & Estate practice, before bringing her experience to Masuch Law LLP in 2018. Having served the range of both high net-worth clients and in-need Albertans, Angela's detailed and thorough approach to planning for clients from all walks of life, and compassion in dealing with estates when dealing with a loss is evident in her successful practice in the last two decades. Angela is very personable and her ability to relay complex legal concepts to clients is the hallmark of her long career.   IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:  00:00 Introduction  01:38 What would happen if you didn't have a will 05:32 Not all wills are equal – How to divide assets effectively. 12:37 How often to review your will 31:47 The value of life insurance in your will  

What happens if you die without a will? What are the major pitfalls and problems that can happen if you don’t draft a will that works in your jurisdiction. Find out how to save money, time and see your final wishes come true with our special guest, estate lawyer Angela Yee-Hamshaw. Born and raised in Calgary, Angela has been practicing law since 1999, having worked in the wealth management division of two major financial institutions, the Government of Alberta in the Office of the Public Trustee, and her own firm which focused primarily on Wills & Estate practice, before bringing her experience to Masuch Law LLP in 2018. Having served the range of both high net-worth clients and in-need Albertans, Angela’s detailed and thorough approach to planning for clients from all walks of life, and compassion in dealing with estates when dealing with a loss is evident in her successful practice in the last two decades. Angela is very personable and her ability to relay complex legal concepts to clients is the hallmark of her long career.   IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:  00:00 Introduction  01:38 What would happen if you didn’t have a will 05:32 Not all wills are equal - How to divide assets effectively. 12:37 How often to review your will 31:47 The value of life insurance in your will  

Anastasia Pates v Diane Craig and The Public Trustee; Estate of the Late Joyce Jean Cole [1995] NSWSC 87If you have any thoughts on this case or recommendations of cases for me to cover, you can email them to elderservice@legalaid.nsw.gov.au.If you have identified or are at risk of elder abuse, you can call the helpline 1800 353 374, or if you are on the NSW Central Coast you can contact the Elder Abuse Service on 02 4324 5611.Music produced by Gambirra

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The State Government based offices of Public Trustee and Guardian can take over various levels of decision making for people who have diminished capacity - but this may not be the best outcome. The best outcome is to repair the family dysfunction.

This week Radio COTA dives deep into the very important topic of ‘Enduring Powers of Attorney’ .. In this Special Focus Feature, we discuss … • The importance of making an informed choice about an EPA, implications of not having one and assuming family can act for you. • The difference between a will (and other documents) and an EPA. • The importance of choosing the right people/ person, it’s about someone you trust to make the decisions you would want them to make; important not to just default to spouse or kids but really think about who has the right skills and knows what you would want. • The importance of having conversations with people about your values and wishes. • The importance of reviewing an existing EPA. We hear Margaret Greig , David Peace, Judith Chapman, Phil Page and Libby Knight, (some of the wonderful Peer Educators at COTA Qld), share with us the information older Queenslanders have found valuable in regard to Enduring Powers of Attorney .. Later in the show, we go one-on-one with Clinton Miles - Director, Disability Services with The Public Trustee, Queensland to discover the important role the Public Trustee plays in the Enduring Powers of Attorney process .. Putting an EPA in place is an individual decision about what is best for you. We hope that the information in this Radio COTA episode goes some way to helping you make sure that YOUR decision is a well-informed one ! So … make yourself a cuppa, put your feet up, and enjoy all that Radio COTA brings to you .. Please keep sending us your feedback and suggestions, we love hearing from you ... Call us on the Radio COTA Feedback Line … Phone: 3316 2907 Or Email us at ... radiocota@cotaqld.org.au

What are public trustee options? Do you ever buy these properties and what are some of the pitfalls? Speaker 1: So Courtney’s asking Hi team, do you have any experience with public trustee auctions? Have you…I’ve never even heard of it. I haven’t even looked into it. Speaker 2: Yeah, we buy heaps of property […] The post Do You Ever Buy At Public Trustee Auctions? appeared first on On Property.

We all get old but tonight we explore the unbearable challenge of ageing. We have gathered some knowledgeable guests to help share the wisdom of the ages and illuminate our path forward. We have Keith Sinkinson (Team Leader Community Liaison with the Public Trustee), Sam Giorgatzis (Marketing Director at Helping Hand Aged Care) and Jim Manning (a man known to many through his management of WOW-FM but who has also been working overtime looking after his dad and his elderly uncle). This week, the SA Drink Of The Week is from D'Arenberg Wines Nigel tries to stump us all with IS IT NEWS And Loren Kate helps us prepare for ageing in the song of the week, Old Friend. And please consider becoming part of our podcast by joining our Inner Circle. It's an email list. Join it and you might get an email on a Sunday or Monday seeking question ideas, guest ideas and requests for other bits of feedback about YOUR podcast, The Adelaide Show. Email us directly and we'll add you to the list: podcast@theadelaideshow.com.au If you enjoy the show, please leave us a 5-star review in iTunes or other podcast sites, or buy some great merch from our Red Bubble store - The Adelaide Show Shop. We'd greatly appreciate it. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we explore the differences between the Public Advocate, the Public Trustee and the Public Guardian, along with an exclusive interview with Queenslands' new Public Advocate, Mary Burgess ... plus ... Important news regarding Younger Onset Dementia and the NDIS, Senior Support opportunities, how to Stay Connected in Your Community and a whole lot more ... So, make yourself a cuppa, put your feet up, and enjoy all that Radio COTA brings to you ! Send us your feedback / suggestions, we'd love to hear from you ... Email us at radiocota@cotaqld.org.au Your hosts, Andy & Ange

When looking for a potential fix and flip property in Denver, you’ve got to be creative. This is a tough market, so you’ve got to explore every opportunity in looking for a deal.Want to sell your home? Get a FREE home value report. Want to buy a home? Search all homes for sale.We’ve got three different strategies to share with you today about how you can find a property out there with instant equity. In today’s market, it can be tough to find a home with equity that is listed. Here are three ways you can find a home to fix, flip, and make some money off of.1. Purchasing a property at a Public Trustee sale. If you’re purchasing a property at one of these sales, you have an opportunity to bid on the property directly. The opening bid will be set, then you have two days to do your due diligence and place your bid on the property at the Public Trustee's office. This can be a risky scenario, so you should look out to make sure you are buying a home that has a clean title.2. Purchasing a property at a pre-foreclosure. Pre-foreclosures happen when a lender is made aware that a home is going to likely be forced into foreclosure. You can prospect for these properties by either door knocking or cold calling. We have some other great tips for doing this as well.“Find homes that meet your parameters by searching online. ”3. Cold call a neighborhood. Find homes that meet your parameters by searching online for homes in a certain area that owe a certain amount in mortgage payments. You can get pretty detailed with the demographics and parameters you want to target in our system.If you’re seriously interested in fixing and flipping a property, the most important thing to do is find a property with equity. If you’re willing to put in the work and hustle that most people won’t, you are going to succeed.If you have any questions for us, don’t hesitate to reach out and give us a call or send us an email. We look forward to hearing from you.

Exclusive interview with former Comptroller USA, The Honorable David M Walker. Mr Walker is the former Public Trustee for the Social Security anf Medicare accounts, former head of the General Accountability Office of Congress, appointed by President Clinton and servings also under G.W Bush. This episode begins one of several where Bruce interviews Mr. Walker regarding the national debt and deficits, and how troubled really are Social Security and Medicare? Oh yeah - and how to we FIX all this. There may be nobody better qualified to answer these questions and Mr. David M. Walker.

Listen NowIn 2009, or the year before the Affordable Care Act passed, the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (used by the FTC and the DoJ) defined hospital ownership as "highly concentrated" in over 80% of the 380 MSAs (Metropolitan Statistical Areas).  Since passage of the ACA, a law that among other things strongly encourages care continuity and coordination between/among providers, hospital mergers and acquisitions continued unabated with over 100 in the past year alone (and over 500 between 2007 and 2012).  This matters because studies commissioned by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and others show hospital market consolidation generally results in higher prices. During this 27-minute podcast, Dr. Ginsburg discusses the current state of hospital market concentration and what effect this has on hospital pricing and quality.   He describes the impetus for the ACA encouraging care integration, what effect this has on hospital as well as physician group practice consolidation (both horizontally and vertically), what upsides there are to a less silo-ed industry, effects of similar consolidation within the payer/insurance industry and what are or should be appropriate federal efforts to best regulate mergers and acquisitions within the healthcare industry.   Dr. Paul Ginsburg is President (and Founder) of the Center for Studying Health System Change (HSC).  The HSC conducts research to inform policymakers and other audiences about changes inorganization, financing and the delivery of health care.  Prior to HSC Dr. Ginsburg served as the founding Executive Director of the Physician Payment Review Commission (now the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission).  Dr. Ginsburg was a Senior Economist at RAND and served as Deputy Assistant Director at the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). Before that he served on the faculties of Duke and Michigan State universities.   He has been named to Modern Healthcare's “100 Most Influential Persons in Health Care” eight times.  He is founding member of the National Academy of Social Insurance, a Public Trustee of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and serves on Health Affairs' editorial board.  He earned his doctorate in economics from Harvard University. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thehealthcarepolicypodcast.com