A. A family relationship between the elderly dependent person and the transferee or person who benefits from the execution of a guaranty, including relationships by marriage and adoption;

B. A fiduciary relationship between the elderly dependent person and the transferee or person who benefits from the execution of a guaranty, such as with a guardian, conservator, trustee, accountant, broker or financial advisor;

C. A relationship between an elderly dependent person and a physician, nurse or other medical or health care provider;

D. A relationship between the elderly dependent person and a psychologist, social worker or counselor;

E. A relationship between the elderly dependent person and an attorney;

F. A relationship between the elderly dependent person and a priest, minister, rabbi or spiritual advisor;

G. A relationship between the elderly dependent person and a person who provides care or services to that person whether or not care or services are paid for by the elderly person;

H. A relationship between an elderly dependent person and a friend or neighbor; or

I. A relationship between an elderly dependent person and a person sharing the same living quarters.

When any of these relationships exist and when a transfer or execution is made to a corporation or organization primarily on account of the membership, ownership or employment interest or for the benefit of the fiduciary or confidante, a fiduciary or confidential relationship with the corporation or organization is deemed to exist.

Sec. 2. 33 MRSA §1023, as amended by PL 1989, c. 238, §§2 and 4, is further amended to read:

§1023. Civil action; relief available