This week, a Ms. Roisin (pronounced rush-een) Quigg was released on a psych hold but Samaritan Behavioral Center at 5555 Conner St in Detroit, Michigan refuses to release her although Judge Darlene A O’Brien issued at order that she be released on July 19, 2023 at approximately 9:00 am. Roisin’s state appointed attorney simply argued that her psych hold was a travesty of justice because Roisin was taken in 7 days earlier, was entitled to a 72 hour hearing, which did not occur until one week later!

If you are a victim or know any families victim of probate court, please print out this order at the below link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11PczbJxp73Vw-0asZYLdV5Js6TBpInBJ/view?usp=sharing

And take it to Samaritan BC, 5555 Conner St in Detroit and demand that Roisin Quigg be immediately released.

Thank you!

May 13, 2023

Gamze’s State of Illinois License Sanctions/Discplinary Court Orders(four so far)keep piling up, along with refusals to comply with Probation conditions, fines, and several lawsuits filed against him, including by parents on behalf of theirchildrenwho he overprescribed/misprescribed to.

There’s also Gamze’s failed lawsuit against his own lawyers, Cassidy Schade and John Seibel, Cook County Chicago Case # 2017L007185, where he whined that they didn’t get him a lenient enough sentence (he complained about$3 Million dollarsin lost wages dispensing more drugs) when in reality there had beenELEVENother criminal complaints that could have been filed against him during that same case,per the Illinois Appellate Courtand the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation(IL medical licensing board). Illinois Appellate Case:https://ilcourtsaudio.blob.core.windows.net/antilles-resources/resources/16200eea-0351-408c-8a37-c2a3a011178b/Gamze%20v.%20Seibel,%202022%20IL%20App%20(1st)%20211368-U.pdf

Why isn’t Gamze concerned with making restitution to his victims or the…

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She’s 90 and wants to live at home. A guardian put her house up for sale. What’s next?

DOUGLAS HANKS

UpdatedMay 22, 2023 at 9:33 AM

Ela Avila, a 90-year-old retired uniform maker on food stamps, is in the second year of her fight against a court-appointed guardian who controls Avila’s money, housing decisions and medical care.

It’s a battle over small decisions — like when Avila says she can’t get enough cash to visit a hair stylist. And big ones — like when the guardian, Zaidis Alvarez, listed Avila’s Little Havana home for sale last year against her wishes.

“I don’t want her,” Avila said in Spanish during a recent interview with the Miami Herald in her home of 35 years. “I get sick every time she comes here.”

While Avila doesn’t want…