I had POA and managed my moms money for several years before she died. While there were a few times in there where I could have used a few extra bucks I never took any from her. I worked extra jobs and or sold a few of my things when needed. When it was all said and done my sis got everything in the house and the bank. I got the farm. No fights or problems. Good friend grandma died and left everything to her 3 daughters. One embezzled close to 50K and tried to sell the family farm out. One daughter gave her share to her 2 sons and the other daughter still owns her share plus the corrupt sisters share after buying it out. The sis owner is in very poor health now, and the one grandson has no interest in the farm. It's fixing to be another family fight over this. And who knows what the outcome will be.
Get this fixed now before it destroys the family. Your SIL belongs behind bars. I really have trouble with that disease stuff. It's just a way for the libs to try to claim that actions like that are societies fault. Refusing to acknowledge or accept responsibility is the norm.....I have a disease! And staying together for the kids???? In this case I have to ask.....how good is it for the kids to be learning this behavior from mom?????
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