Conservatorships, by law, are supposed to be as least restrictive as possible. Maybe some wheels are turning now that were not turning before.”Ĭounty officials have been unwilling to answer most questions about the care of the 13 Turpins, who lived in horrific conditions because of their parents for years, citing privacy concerns and an independent investigation.Īt some point, the county’s conservatorship of the Turpins ended.
“The attention that has been given has been helpful for them. “I think it’s still a work in progress,” said Jack Osborn, of the law firm of Brown White & Osborn that was appointed by Riverside County Superior Court to oversee the seven adults’ legal interests.
The living conditions of the adult Turpin children have improved since three of them went on national television in November to blame Riverside County for them having trouble finding adequate housing, life-skills training and food, their attorney said Thursday, Jan.
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