i have a real greedy sister,who i'm sure she is doing this on me and my brother, is there any way i can find out? isnt this against the law? she has no scruples!!
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When a life insurance policy is owned by someone other than the insured, the must prove an "insurable interest" at the time the policy is applied for. Also, even the policies that are guaranteed issue (no medical underwriting) still require the signature of the insured. If your signature is forged that would be grouds for the insurance company to void the policy.
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How do you *know* the ex is doing this?\n\nIn California, what you are describing would very likely be illegal.  If you were in California, and the employing agency didn't take your complaint seriously, you could contact the local prosecutor's office.  Also, and again in California, the state agency providing automated data such as you're describing would want to know about your claim.
202301
First of all, i would say she is your sister first and only then your flatmate! If she and her boyfriend are earning more than you or if you are in a tight economic situation because of this issue, I would suggest that you discuss this with your sis explaining it to her.Otherwise, i would say let it be....she is your sister, she would NEVER imagine ripping her brother!!well, as for the part of the whole house being occupied by them, it is easy to sort that out!Do what you would do in your house as it is yours too.
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Check the laws for your state.  If you are not incarcinated I would have to wonder why this would affect you?  Is the banking in your name or in your brothers, or the bands name?  There are so many things that can be relevent but you must check with your local laws to ensure no negative action against you.  Good Luck!
424490
Just make sure she contacts proper authorities.  She may not get her money back, but at least you can help prevent someone else from being conned.
237287
Shes still your sister and its pretty nasty! but if it rocks your boat....more power to you! Like seriously think about it!
40113
I don't know if I can give you an answer, but here are two suggestions:\n1) Contact the attorney that handled the estate and find out what the arrangements were.\n2) Talk to your step-sister and ask her (in a non-confrontational way) to show you the official documents and payment info.  If she resists, then go with 1)
675020
No.  Does your sister know that you have put her all over the Internet???
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I have not seen the documents you recieved,and therefore, I can't tell exactly what's going on here.  You did not give sufficient detail.  \n\nWas this a summons from a bankruptcy court?  If so, its possible that the bankruptcy court is notifying  you, as a co-debtor (NOT co bankrupt debtor) that there is property to which you may have an equitable interest, that is subject to the bankruptcy estate.  \n\nIf this is a house that your sister was in joint tenancy on, the laws protecting the house from the bankruptcy estate will vary depending on your state.  You must IMMEDIATELY consult with a qualified bankruptcy attorney.  DO NOT consult with a bankruptcy software program, or with a site advertised here.  Also, do not consult with your sister's bankruptcy attorney.  He/she does not represent your interests, he/she represents your sister's interests.\n\nFor a referral to a bankruptcy attorney in  your state, contact your local or state bar association.
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As a police officer i have handled 3 cases similar to this in the last 2 months.  There is nothing we can do except educate the public.  Remember you cant win a lottery you yourself didnt enter.  Think twice about lotteries unless you bought a ticket.  Im sorry but your brother has lost that money and wont get it back.
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Actually...YES...having that problem tonight...so that was funny to sign on and see your question!!!! I will be counting change in the morning. I only have 3 left now. That will last me all of 2 hours in the am. Feel for ya. Your sister in poorness...;)
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I think firstly, you need to make absolutely sure there is no truth in your sisters claim, as it is a very serious allegation ,and all the more serious for the fact that the police are involved. \n\nSecondly, you need to ask her, if you are convinced she is lying, why she would say such a thing. Ask yourself rationally, why is she doing this? There must be some reasoning behind it, no one would make up such a story without some sort of motivation. Discovering her motivation will give you a lot more help in working out how to deal with it. \n\nAt the end of the day, doing her for slander isn't going to resolve much in terms of your relationship with her. It is playground ethics really isn' it.. (not that I am calling you childish). What I mean by that, is the psychology behind it is 'well, she hurt me, so now I'm going to hurt her'. Sometimes this can seem like the best thing to do, but I think you'll discover that actually, the revenge will feel a lot less triumphant than you think. \n\nAct with dignity, make sure your trust is with the right person, and good luck to you, it sounds like a terrible situation.
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If you can prove that she is telling lies on you then you could sue her for slander. If she is watching you and digging through your garbage you could try to get a restraining order against her so she will not be able to come around you or your house.
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I think you're past being nice to this woman. She obviously has no problem abusing the system to get what she wants, and I find that completely unacceptable seeing as women who really have stalking problems can rarely get the help she needs. You need to do some research concerning the law in your state on several factors. In my state I know you could take her to small claims court if you can prove that the amount you lent her was indeed a loan and can provide adequate proof that it was so. The burden of proof would be entirely on your behalf so I warn you it could be a long and sometimes unfruitful process. As for her claims to the authorities that you are stalking her, you need to stay away from her period. Any contact could and probably would be used against you. If they approach you for an alibi, provide it, but other than that stick to a don't ask, don't tell. This is only my opinion and if you're really serious about this situation I say approach a lawyer through legal aid to see what all your rights are.
202404
It appears as if you've already answered your own question, regarding whether the dealer is greedy or not.  This question is ridiculous first off and to try and answer it is even more ridiculous.
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Since this is a family member, you have to work things out.  Confront them privately and tell them to stop it.  Threaten to tell the whole family if they do not repay what they took-not just from you but your entire family.  \n\nDo not fall for sob stories.  The time for sob stories was before she took the money.  \n\nWhat did she need the money for?  Gambling, drugs, etc? Then demand that she gets counciling.  If it was for a valid reason, then you need to be firm but fair.  This is not how people behave; especially towards family.\n\nAvoid getting the police involved if possible.  This will only lead to being on Dr. Phil.  Change the locks and explain she is no longer welcome in your house.
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contact your PO's office and ask who is there supervisior and you would like to contact them...If you report it to the supervisior of your PO they will listen to your complaint...Yes its okay for PO's to have other family members under there watch....