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Originally Posted by Hitch
Arguably, he'd have been entitled to some compensation, and equally arguably, he could use it as he saw fit--but NOT once it was clearly established that he wasn't acting in the best interests of the decedent, and was stealing from the estate. That argument is utterly worthless.
He's not too smart, is he?
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Sure he's entitled to compensation, but you don't directly use the bank account of the person you're the guardian of to pay for things, certainly not sex dating sites. That's just beyond disgusting.
Yes, he isn't smart. The worst thing is that he thinks he is. We can only imagine how he feels about us discovering his fraudulent goings on. It so stupid that he continued. For years we have been trying to get copies of the bookkeeping. He must have known that after my grandmother's death he was legally obliged to share it with the other heirs. I can only image he thought we are the ones who are stupid and wouldn't discover his actions.
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Originally Posted by Hitch
Here endeth the lecture. :-)
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You're preaching to the choir. My sister will probably be the executrix, she's the smart one of us two. I personally don't count on getting anything, that way it can only be a pleasant surprise.