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🚨 ANNOUNCING THE GUARDIANSHIP REFORM COALITION 🚨
How to join:
Simply email [email protected].
Today we are launching the Guardianship Reform Coalition — a united effort to reform guardianship laws and practices so they truly protect people instead of enabling abuse.
We are calling on every individual and organization passionate about guardianship reform to join us. Whether you have been advocating for years or decades or are brand new to this fight, your voice, story, and expertise are needed and welcome.
We will use your contact to send you updates on legislative reform, meeting invitations, and opportunities to share your experiences so these reforms are effective, resolve real problems, and do not create new ones. Strength in numbers matters — this is how we win.
Why this coalition is urgent:
Guardianship reform is a nationwide crisis. The system too often strips vulnerable people — especially seniors — of their fundamental rights, property, and control over the assets and decisions that bring them joy and dignity. It should never be used lightly or as a tool for exploitation.
Recent work has brought critical attention to these failures:
• The Chicago Tribune’s investigation into the hospital-to-guardianship pipeline, which hospital-initiated petitions in the Chicago area and serious concerns about placements, family exclusion, and asset depletion.
Read the reporting: https://t.co/QyNHtKQWMD
• U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth’s leadership in introducing the Guardianship Bill of Rights Act of 2026, which directly addresses the reality that “guardianships frequently result in abuse and exploitation” and the pressing need for strong protections.
We are especially inspired by cases like Filip Rotheimer, an Illinois senior and refugee from Europe who built a thriving business — his pride and joy — only to have it taken away when he was placed in psych ward against his will. Two Human Rights Authority reports documented serious violations of his rights. This failure underscores the need for better information-sharing so courts and the Illinois Attorney General’s office can provide proper oversight and pursue criminal investigations where warranted.
Guardianship does not affect only seniors. It can impact any person who becomes the subject of a petition. The process is costly, invasive, and far too easily weaponized to harass people. We need clear legislation requiring that, before any petition is filed, the petitioner must first seek and document less restrictive alternatives. Without this protection, the system remains open to misuse.
Legal professionals and experts across many fields have long recognized that guardianship itself often results in abuse. It is time for meaningful reform.
Together we can build a system that protects rather than exploits.
We want Illinois to succeed but that’s only possible if local businesses thrive.
Pass on a legacy not debt, litigation, paperwork…support the Will and Trust Fairness Act and probate reform
What about the pile of paperwork in a 10 year long probate case after a loved one dies.
Human rights victims not having their reports shared with the court or AG
Probate reform is absolutely necessary and it sounds like in principle you agree so we hope your office will support these efforts
🚨 ANNOUNCING THE GUARDIANSHIP REFORM COALITION 🚨
How to join:
Simply email [email protected].
Today we are launching the Guardianship Reform Coalition — a united effort to reform guardianship laws and practices so they truly protect people instead of enabling abuse.
We are calling on every individual and organization passionate about guardianship reform to join us. Whether you have been advocating for years or decades or are brand new to this fight, your voice, story, and expertise are needed and welcome.
We will use your contact to send you updates on legislative reform, meeting invitations, and opportunities to share your experiences so these reforms are effective, resolve real problems, and do not create new ones. Strength in numbers matters — this is how we win.
Why this coalition is urgent:
Guardianship reform is a nationwide crisis. The system too often strips vulnerable people — especially seniors — of their fundamental rights, property, and control over the assets and decisions that bring them joy and dignity. It should never be used lightly or as a tool for exploitation.
Recent work has brought critical attention to these failures:
• The Chicago Tribune’s investigation into the hospital-to-guardianship pipeline, which hospital-initiated petitions in the Chicago area and serious concerns about placements, family exclusion, and asset depletion.
Read the reporting: https://t.co/QyNHtKQWMD
• U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth’s leadership in introducing the Guardianship Bill of Rights Act of 2026, which directly addresses the reality that “guardianships frequently result in abuse and exploitation” and the pressing need for strong protections.
We are especially inspired by cases like Filip Rotheimer, an Illinois senior and refugee from Europe who built a thriving business — his pride and joy — only to have it taken away when he was placed in psych ward against his will. Two Human Rights Authority reports documented serious violations of his rights. This failure underscores the need for better information-sharing so courts and the Illinois Attorney General’s office can provide proper oversight and pursue criminal investigations where warranted.
Guardianship does not affect only seniors. It can impact any person who becomes the subject of a petition. The process is costly, invasive, and far too easily weaponized to harass people. We need clear legislation requiring that, before any petition is filed, the petitioner must first seek and document less restrictive alternatives. Without this protection, the system remains open to misuse.
Legal professionals and experts across many fields have long recognized that guardianship itself often results in abuse. It is time for meaningful reform.
Together we can build a system that protects rather than exploits.
@JBPritzker ⬇️🚨
🚨 ANNOUNCING THE GUARDIANSHIP REFORM COALITION 🚨
How to join:
Simply email [email protected].
Today we are launching the Guardianship Reform Coalition — a united effort to reform guardianship laws and practices so they truly protect people instead of enabling abuse.
We are calling on every individual and organization passionate about guardianship reform to join us. Whether you have been advocating for years or decades or are brand new to this fight, your voice, story, and expertise are needed and welcome.
We will use your contact to send you updates on legislative reform, meeting invitations, and opportunities to share your experiences so these reforms are effective, resolve real problems, and do not create new ones. Strength in numbers matters — this is how we win.
Why this coalition is urgent:
Guardianship reform is a nationwide crisis. The system too often strips vulnerable people — especially seniors — of their fundamental rights, property, and control over the assets and decisions that bring them joy and dignity. It should never be used lightly or as a tool for exploitation.
Recent work has brought critical attention to these failures:
• The Chicago Tribune’s investigation into the hospital-to-guardianship pipeline, which hospital-initiated petitions in the Chicago area and serious concerns about placements, family exclusion, and asset depletion.
Read the reporting: https://t.co/QyNHtKQWMD
• U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth’s leadership in introducing the Guardianship Bill of Rights Act of 2026, which directly addresses the reality that “guardianships frequently result in abuse and exploitation” and the pressing need for strong protections.
We are especially inspired by cases like Filip Rotheimer, an Illinois senior and refugee from Europe who built a thriving business — his pride and joy — only to have it taken away when he was placed in psych ward against his will. Two Human Rights Authority reports documented serious violations of his rights. This failure underscores the need for better information-sharing so courts and the Illinois Attorney General’s office can provide proper oversight and pursue criminal investigations where warranted.
Guardianship does not affect only seniors. It can impact any person who becomes the subject of a petition. The process is costly, invasive, and far too easily weaponized to harass people. We need clear legislation requiring that, before any petition is filed, the petitioner must first seek and document less restrictive alternatives. Without this protection, the system remains open to misuse.
Legal professionals and experts across many fields have long recognized that guardianship itself often results in abuse. It is time for meaningful reform.
Together we can build a system that protects rather than exploits.
🚨 ANNOUNCING THE GUARDIANSHIP REFORM COALITION 🚨
How to join:
Simply email [email protected].
Today we are launching the Guardianship Reform Coalition — a united effort to reform guardianship laws and practices so they truly protect people instead of enabling abuse.
We are calling on every individual and organization passionate about guardianship reform to join us. Whether you have been advocating for years or decades or are brand new to this fight, your voice, story, and expertise are needed and welcome.
We will use your contact to send you updates on legislative reform, meeting invitations, and opportunities to share your experiences so these reforms are effective, resolve real problems, and do not create new ones. Strength in numbers matters — this is how we win.
Why this coalition is urgent:
Guardianship reform is a nationwide crisis. The system too often strips vulnerable people — especially seniors — of their fundamental rights, property, and control over the assets and decisions that bring them joy and dignity. It should never be used lightly or as a tool for exploitation.
Recent work has brought critical attention to these failures:
• The Chicago Tribune’s investigation into the hospital-to-guardianship pipeline, which hospital-initiated petitions in the Chicago area and serious concerns about placements, family exclusion, and asset depletion.
Read the reporting: https://t.co/QyNHtKQWMD
• U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth’s leadership in introducing the Guardianship Bill of Rights Act of 2026, which directly addresses the reality that “guardianships frequently result in abuse and exploitation” and the pressing need for strong protections.
We are especially inspired by cases like Filip Rotheimer, an Illinois senior and refugee from Europe who built a thriving business — his pride and joy — only to have it taken away when he was placed in psych ward against his will. Two Human Rights Authority reports documented serious violations of his rights. This failure underscores the need for better information-sharing so courts and the Illinois Attorney General’s office can provide proper oversight and pursue criminal investigations where warranted.
Guardianship does not affect only seniors. It can impact any person who becomes the subject of a petition. The process is costly, invasive, and far too easily weaponized to harass people. We need clear legislation requiring that, before any petition is filed, the petitioner must first seek and document less restrictive alternatives. Without this protection, the system remains open to misuse.
Legal professionals and experts across many fields have long recognized that guardianship itself often results in abuse. It is time for meaningful reform.
Together we can build a system that protects rather than exploits.
@Suntimes ⬇️
🚨 ANNOUNCING THE GUARDIANSHIP REFORM COALITION 🚨
How to join:
Simply email [email protected].
Today we are launching the Guardianship Reform Coalition — a united effort to reform guardianship laws and practices so they truly protect people instead of enabling abuse.
We are calling on every individual and organization passionate about guardianship reform to join us. Whether you have been advocating for years or decades or are brand new to this fight, your voice, story, and expertise are needed and welcome.
We will use your contact to send you updates on legislative reform, meeting invitations, and opportunities to share your experiences so these reforms are effective, resolve real problems, and do not create new ones. Strength in numbers matters — this is how we win.
Why this coalition is urgent:
Guardianship reform is a nationwide crisis. The system too often strips vulnerable people — especially seniors — of their fundamental rights, property, and control over the assets and decisions that bring them joy and dignity. It should never be used lightly or as a tool for exploitation.
Recent work has brought critical attention to these failures:
• The Chicago Tribune’s investigation into the hospital-to-guardianship pipeline, which hospital-initiated petitions in the Chicago area and serious concerns about placements, family exclusion, and asset depletion.
Read the reporting: https://t.co/QyNHtKQWMD
• U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth’s leadership in introducing the Guardianship Bill of Rights Act of 2026, which directly addresses the reality that “guardianships frequently result in abuse and exploitation” and the pressing need for strong protections.
We are especially inspired by cases like Filip Rotheimer, an Illinois senior and refugee from Europe who built a thriving business — his pride and joy — only to have it taken away when he was placed in psych ward against his will. Two Human Rights Authority reports documented serious violations of his rights. This failure underscores the need for better information-sharing so courts and the Illinois Attorney General’s office can provide proper oversight and pursue criminal investigations where warranted.
Guardianship does not affect only seniors. It can impact any person who becomes the subject of a petition. The process is costly, invasive, and far too easily weaponized to harass people. We need clear legislation requiring that, before any petition is filed, the petitioner must first seek and document less restrictive alternatives. Without this protection, the system remains open to misuse.
Legal professionals and experts across many fields have long recognized that guardianship itself often results in abuse. It is time for meaningful reform.
Together we can build a system that protects rather than exploits.
@BrianCostin https://t.co/TRlTkmkiF8
🚨 ANNOUNCING THE GUARDIANSHIP REFORM COALITION 🚨
How to join:
Simply email [email protected].
Today we are launching the Guardianship Reform Coalition — a united effort to reform guardianship laws and practices so they truly protect people instead of enabling abuse.
We are calling on every individual and organization passionate about guardianship reform to join us. Whether you have been advocating for years or decades or are brand new to this fight, your voice, story, and expertise are needed and welcome.
We will use your contact to send you updates on legislative reform, meeting invitations, and opportunities to share your experiences so these reforms are effective, resolve real problems, and do not create new ones. Strength in numbers matters — this is how we win.
Why this coalition is urgent:
Guardianship reform is a nationwide crisis. The system too often strips vulnerable people — especially seniors — of their fundamental rights, property, and control over the assets and decisions that bring them joy and dignity. It should never be used lightly or as a tool for exploitation.
Recent work has brought critical attention to these failures:
• The Chicago Tribune’s investigation into the hospital-to-guardianship pipeline, which hospital-initiated petitions in the Chicago area and serious concerns about placements, family exclusion, and asset depletion.
Read the reporting: https://t.co/QyNHtKQWMD
• U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth’s leadership in introducing the Guardianship Bill of Rights Act of 2026, which directly addresses the reality that “guardianships frequently result in abuse and exploitation” and the pressing need for strong protections.
We are especially inspired by cases like Filip Rotheimer, an Illinois senior and refugee from Europe who built a thriving business — his pride and joy — only to have it taken away when he was placed in psych ward against his will. Two Human Rights Authority reports documented serious violations of his rights. This failure underscores the need for better information-sharing so courts and the Illinois Attorney General’s office can provide proper oversight and pursue criminal investigations where warranted.
Guardianship does not affect only seniors. It can impact any person who becomes the subject of a petition. The process is costly, invasive, and far too easily weaponized to harass people. We need clear legislation requiring that, before any petition is filed, the petitioner must first seek and document less restrictive alternatives. Without this protection, the system remains open to misuse.
Legal professionals and experts across many fields have long recognized that guardianship itself often results in abuse. It is time for meaningful reform.
Together we can build a system that protects rather than exploits.
@CBSNews https://t.co/KAGwNUFP45
🚨 ANNOUNCING THE GUARDIANSHIP REFORM COALITION 🚨
How to join:
Simply email [email protected].
Today we are launching the Guardianship Reform Coalition — a united effort to reform guardianship laws and practices so they truly protect people instead of enabling abuse.
We are calling on every individual and organization passionate about guardianship reform to join us. Whether you have been advocating for years or decades or are brand new to this fight, your voice, story, and expertise are needed and welcome.
We will use your contact to send you updates on legislative reform, meeting invitations, and opportunities to share your experiences so these reforms are effective, resolve real problems, and do not create new ones. Strength in numbers matters — this is how we win.
Why this coalition is urgent:
Guardianship reform is a nationwide crisis. The system too often strips vulnerable people — especially seniors — of their fundamental rights, property, and control over the assets and decisions that bring them joy and dignity. It should never be used lightly or as a tool for exploitation.
Recent work has brought critical attention to these failures:
• The Chicago Tribune’s investigation into the hospital-to-guardianship pipeline, which hospital-initiated petitions in the Chicago area and serious concerns about placements, family exclusion, and asset depletion.
Read the reporting: https://t.co/QyNHtKQWMD
• U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth’s leadership in introducing the Guardianship Bill of Rights Act of 2026, which directly addresses the reality that “guardianships frequently result in abuse and exploitation” and the pressing need for strong protections.
We are especially inspired by cases like Filip Rotheimer, an Illinois senior and refugee from Europe who built a thriving business — his pride and joy — only to have it taken away when he was placed in psych ward against his will. Two Human Rights Authority reports documented serious violations of his rights. This failure underscores the need for better information-sharing so courts and the Illinois Attorney General’s office can provide proper oversight and pursue criminal investigations where warranted.
Guardianship does not affect only seniors. It can impact any person who becomes the subject of a petition. The process is costly, invasive, and far too easily weaponized to harass people. We need clear legislation requiring that, before any petition is filed, the petitioner must first seek and document less restrictive alternatives. Without this protection, the system remains open to misuse.
Legal professionals and experts across many fields have long recognized that guardianship itself often results in abuse. It is time for meaningful reform.
Together we can build a system that protects rather than exploits.
@liltwit22 People came to build local businesses and legacies.
Illinois needs the Will and Trust Fairness Act cap legal fees and case duration.
It’s simple protect property.
This will keep happening. In Chicago you can actually feel the exodus. It’s not merely in the news but in the streets.
People came to Chicago to build legacies start local businesses. Without the Will and Trust Reform Act people will keep moving.
It’s simple protect property.
Evaluating what generates real, sustainable prosperity versus what merely extracts or inflates is worthwhile. The goal should be systems that maximize human flourishing through consent and productivity while minimizing coercion and unaccountable power—whether in 1860 or today.
Probate and guardianship reform are a necessity. They are out-dated and too often resulting in abuse as Senator Duckworth stated.
🚨 ANNOUNCING THE GUARDIANSHIP REFORM COALITION 🚨
How to join:
Simply email [email protected].
Today we are launching the Guardianship Reform Coalition — a united effort to reform guardianship laws and practices so they truly protect people instead of enabling abuse.
We are calling on every individual and organization passionate about guardianship reform to join us. Whether you have been advocating for years or decades or are brand new to this fight, your voice, story, and expertise are needed and welcome.
We will use your contact to send you updates on legislative reform, meeting invitations, and opportunities to share your experiences so these reforms are effective, resolve real problems, and do not create new ones. Strength in numbers matters — this is how we win.
Why this coalition is urgent:
Guardianship reform is a nationwide crisis. The system too often strips vulnerable people — especially seniors — of their fundamental rights, property, and control over the assets and decisions that bring them joy and dignity. It should never be used lightly or as a tool for exploitation.
Recent work has brought critical attention to these failures:
• The Chicago Tribune’s investigation into the hospital-to-guardianship pipeline, which hospital-initiated petitions in the Chicago area and serious concerns about placements, family exclusion, and asset depletion.
Read the reporting: https://t.co/QyNHtKQWMD
• U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth’s leadership in introducing the Guardianship Bill of Rights Act of 2026, which directly addresses the reality that “guardianships frequently result in abuse and exploitation” and the pressing need for strong protections.
We are especially inspired by cases like Filip Rotheimer, an Illinois senior and refugee from Europe who built a thriving business — his pride and joy — only to have it taken away when he was placed in psych ward against his will. Two Human Rights Authority reports documented serious violations of his rights. This failure underscores the need for better information-sharing so courts and the Illinois Attorney General’s office can provide proper oversight and pursue criminal investigations where warranted.
Guardianship does not affect only seniors. It can impact any person who becomes the subject of a petition. The process is costly, invasive, and far too easily weaponized to harass people. We need clear legislation requiring that, before any petition is filed, the petitioner must first seek and document less restrictive alternatives. Without this protection, the system remains open to misuse.
Legal professionals and experts across many fields have long recognized that guardianship itself often results in abuse. It is time for meaningful reform.
Together we can build a system that protects rather than exploits.
@illinoisdems Join the coalition to protect the elderly
🚨 ANNOUNCING THE GUARDIANSHIP REFORM COALITION 🚨
How to join:
Simply email [email protected].
Today we are launching the Guardianship Reform Coalition — a united effort to reform guardianship laws and practices so they truly protect people instead of enabling abuse.
We are calling on every individual and organization passionate about guardianship reform to join us. Whether you have been advocating for years or decades or are brand new to this fight, your voice, story, and expertise are needed and welcome.
We will use your contact to send you updates on legislative reform, meeting invitations, and opportunities to share your experiences so these reforms are effective, resolve real problems, and do not create new ones. Strength in numbers matters — this is how we win.
Why this coalition is urgent:
Guardianship reform is a nationwide crisis. The system too often strips vulnerable people — especially seniors — of their fundamental rights, property, and control over the assets and decisions that bring them joy and dignity. It should never be used lightly or as a tool for exploitation.
Recent work has brought critical attention to these failures:
• The Chicago Tribune’s investigation into the hospital-to-guardianship pipeline, which hospital-initiated petitions in the Chicago area and serious concerns about placements, family exclusion, and asset depletion.
Read the reporting: https://t.co/QyNHtKQWMD
• U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth’s leadership in introducing the Guardianship Bill of Rights Act of 2026, which directly addresses the reality that “guardianships frequently result in abuse and exploitation” and the pressing need for strong protections.
We are especially inspired by cases like Filip Rotheimer, an Illinois senior and refugee from Europe who built a thriving business — his pride and joy — only to have it taken away when he was placed in psych ward against his will. Two Human Rights Authority reports documented serious violations of his rights. This failure underscores the need for better information-sharing so courts and the Illinois Attorney General’s office can provide proper oversight and pursue criminal investigations where warranted.
Guardianship does not affect only seniors. It can impact any person who becomes the subject of a petition. The process is costly, invasive, and far too easily weaponized to harass people. We need clear legislation requiring that, before any petition is filed, the petitioner must first seek and document less restrictive alternatives. Without this protection, the system remains open to misuse.
Legal professionals and experts across many fields have long recognized that guardianship itself often results in abuse. It is time for meaningful reform.
Together we can build a system that protects rather than exploits.
@ABC7Chicago Make change
Call your local politician ask them if they support strangers taking over assets of local business owners.
If they say no, then say great you support the proposed amendment to the Illinois Constitution.
@CWBChicago Make change
Call your local politician ask them if they support strangers taking over assets of local business owners.
If they say no, then say great you support the proposed amendment to the Illinois Constitution.
@layxsnv Families deserve more in Illinois.
Let’s get it right and stop using enforcement offices to go after abuses within the system
We have reached out to the Illinois Attorney General to ask if his office would support legislation so that Illinois human rights reports of abuse are shared with his office to create oversight.
Recently Senator Tammy Duckworth recognized that guardianships frequently result in abuse.
Unfortunately there is very little protections in place to stop and track these abuses for investigation that could remove bad actors, service providers, from routinely engaging in abuse.
We hope to protect the elderly, veterans, and local business owners from guardianship abuses and repeat offenses currently on-going because of a lack of communications between reporting offices and enforcement offices.
@PopCrave Do you live in Illinois? Read this
We have reached out to the Illinois Attorney General to ask if his office would support legislation so that Illinois human rights reports of abuse are shared with his office to create oversight.
Recently Senator Tammy Duckworth recognized that guardianships frequently result in abuse.
Unfortunately there is very little protections in place to stop and track these abuses for investigation that could remove bad actors, service providers, from routinely engaging in abuse.
We hope to protect the elderly, veterans, and local business owners from guardianship abuses and repeat offenses currently on-going because of a lack of communications between reporting offices and enforcement offices.
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