Lou Ferrigno, the star of the 1970s TV series “The Incredible Hulk,” is accusing his own daughter of elder abuse - saying she took advantage of her mother, who has advanced dementia. Last month, Lou confirmed that his wife of 43 years, Carla, was suffering from dementia. And now, he’s taking legal action against their eldest daughter, 42-year-old Shanna. Along with her aunt, Shanna allegedly drove her mom to a bank and tried to withdraw $500,000 in cash - but they were stopped when the bank flagged the activity. Announcing his wife's illness, Ferrigno's spokesperson said: “She has severe memory impairment and psychosis, and is no longer the same person who Lou knew for decades. Even the Hulk must cope with the challenges of life in caring for a spouse with advanced dementia. Carla's dementia has significantly progressed.” Lou claims Shanna, a fitness trainer, and her aunt, Carla's sister Pam Vog, are seeking to access Carla's assets, and accuse them of financially exploiting Carla. Ferrigno says that his daughter and sister-in-law were initially angered when he filed the original request to take control of the couple's finances. Ferrigno argues that he took control of the money to ensure there were funds for her care. The star is seeking a restraining order, banning anyone except him from accessing their bank accounts.