Are you involved in any way $$$ or grain or machinery with their operation? Does t sound like it.
So it comes down to, is the right thing to be honest with those around you, or is the right thing to mind your own business and let everyone else deal with the problems they create for themselves - wife for not taking care of things properly and bank for not overseeing their concerns properly....
Bet we see replies both ways.
Third option is to talk with the wife and explain things aren't being done right here, you. End to check into stuff. Sounds like that won't be met well, but might be the best attempt. Maybe at the end suggest you'll check with the bank yourself for her to see what should be done, that lets her know she either needs to get smarter if she just doesn't know, or needs to get her stuff lined up if she is trying to pull a fast one. You are junk either way anyhow so makes no real difference it sounds like.
Whether the bank gets shafted or the county pays the medical bills, you and I will be footing the bill either way sounds like not enough assets to go around so probably not a big difference how it plays out.
Boy, what a rambling mess of thoughts from me. Totally useless ain't i.
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