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I've done some research since my last post about my sister's boyfriend representing himself as our lawyer without my knowledge. He had stopped the sale of the property that my mother left us. He already lived there five years for free before her passing, to continue to do so was his motive.
At my mothers instructions it is stated: Any real property I may own is to be sold and the net proceeds divided between my living children who survive me for 60 days or as agreed by all living beneficiaries. ( and it states our names ) I had just found this out over a week ago in a heated arguement. The crime had taken place thirteen years ago. Do I still have a case after thirteen years? Thank you for your time. Sis. |
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It is not impossible but it will be difficult to pursue and you may need to show that you could not have know about this etc
Both as a civil and as a criminal law matter there will be large challenges here given the time that has passed. |
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This isn't the only crime that was done against me by the parties involved. There are police reports proving there was conflict between myself and the parties involved false documents used against me in order to evict me so the boyfriend and sister could move in. The boyfriend said to me if it wasn't for him I wouldn't have the property. And If I didn't believe him to go ask another that went along with him when he portrayed himself as a lawyer. (Is that crazy or what? he committed a crime and he also has a wittness to prove it)
Last edited by sis : 03-10-2008 at 05:11 PM. Reason: spelling error |
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Wouldn't I have to sign an agreement that I didn't want to sell the property. I find this to be very reckless. whom ever allowed this complete stranger (the boyfriend) to take control of a will without them having knowledge that I agree or disagree with the decision. (Quote: " or as agreed by "ALL" living beneficiaries ") I would think that my signature would have to be some where along with my sisters also. If my signature was forged that would be my proof wouldn't it? That's where I need to start , is there any kind of records I can go to in order to find out? I'm just really shocked that this was allowed to take place without my agreement where the will clearly states that to be.
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