my brother died last month,the guy who shared the house with him took money out of his bank police wont prosec
435879
Unless your brothers friend was a signatory to the bank account then it was theft. If he was a signatory then unfortunately nothing you can do. If the police will not prosecute even though it is theft then you can sue for return of the money.
661689
Not telling my brother how much I loved him before he was killed
445350
I agree, get an attorney. You also might want to talk to your brother about refinancing and getting rid of your name.
1141872
The other posters above are correct in that you should contact the police and give them every piece of evidence that you have. Also contact a civil attorney though, and get the ball rolling on a civil suit to collect the money owed to you.
746579
Hey, that's the same story that happend between my sister, her boy-friend, and our step-father.  Are you my sister?  Ok, just incase you're not or are...if your boy-friend has stolen before in the past, it's likely that he stole from your house.  He could be lieing to you about him not taking the money.  Then again money can be easily misplaced/lost.  Depending where your family had the money.  If it was in a safe/drawer/box and it's not there anymore, or they didn't touch it,  then yes someone stole it.  But if they had it in their pocket or on a table or something, then it's probably somewhere in the street or house.  If your boy-friend did it, you have to leave him, just like that.  He's not trustworthy.  Trust is one of the keys that keeps a relationship healthy.  You deserve better.
49013
yes give him his money back u cant take his money for nothing.
222263
Yes, by all means.He was part of the family and though I don't know all the details I would contest.. I am sorry for your loss. I too am recently going though a death in my girlfriend's family and the brother, who extorted money from my gf father while he was senile and so did his girlfriend!He was like a father to me, more than my own father. ANd I am still grieving. Good luck to you... your frind matthew
201631
To keep down all the confusion the best way is to pool some money together an hire a lawyer for one hour an let him read the will that way there won't be any confusion as to what each person gets. Know from experience when my father passed away my 4 brothers wanted to clean out his house and that isn't what he wanted, there was things that was promised to me an they knew it. Took will to lawyer with money and all ended up the way he wanted it.
517428
my brother's credit card bills.
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I'd call the police.  What you're describing is a crime, not merely a financial/contract issue.  It's like he's running a scam.  If the police won't do anything, then go to the magistrates office and file against him.  The secretary in the magistrates office will help you fill out the forms.  After you win before the magistrate, you can do a sherrif's sale on his personal property to collect your deposit and any court costs you incurred if he doesn't pay you in a timely manner.\n\nEdited to FocalBlur:  He/she paid by cash but has a receipt.  Even though there's no contract, he/she has a case because people don't just give money to people for no reason--a service should be rendered.  I agree saving the advertisements, keeping a log of phone calls, what was said on what date and what occurred, will back up the case.  But he/she's not screwed for paying cash since he/she did get a reciept.
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i can help your not jealous ur just conserned and that is not crime u just really care about ur brother and mabye if u tell him how u feel he will understand
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That is not a good thing for him to be doing... But I would just hide your money really good and then just talk to him about what might happen if it wasnt you he was stealing from...Like Juvy or involvement of the police...Also you need to somehow set him straight...Maybe not desert if you have that in your house, or groundings....But nothing to harsh...THen that might give him other ideas...Just be a little harsh but not TOO harsh...
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If you are joint on any bank account holdings, real estate, or other property he had, then you do not need a lawyer.  However, if there things that you were not joint owner of, then you at least have to go to court to havea judge name you the beneficiary.  In my case, my mother was joint on all of my father's ownings, so she did not have to do anything more than present a death certificate to have his name removed from those holdings.  Most such things are actually titled "joint account with right of survivorship".
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You can't!\n\nThere is no statute of limitations on murder, therefore it is still an ongoing investigation and as such, they police are not going to give you any investigatory work. Sit down with them though, you might find something.\nHire a PI!\n\nSorry about your brother!
193693
go to court, but u'll have to prove the thing ur bf's mom is storing are urs. It's called "actio reivindicatio" \nThe owner comes to this action when it has lost the possession of a thing of his property and must demand precisely the one that possesses it in the moment of the litis contestatio and has the protection of the interdicts
633169
I hope your brother is trustworthy because if your name is on the loan and he doesn't pay, the bank is coming after YOU!! Just make sure you are financially able to carry his debts as well as yours or you could be bankrupt and there goes your good credit for many years.
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You need to find a good attorney, specializing in probate.\nShe may be breaking the law by not bringing the will into view by your father's heirs.  That is, you or anyone else who is direct family.\n\nAmazing how people are.  In your  father's death, you OWN   "blood" would treat you like that.  \n\nOf course I don't know your history with you sister, but in the case of your father passing, you would think differences would be cast aside for a time.\n\nBut, I am learning people are mean, selfish, and love to see others in pain.  And when it comes to money, they are ruthless.  Even those 'civilized ones' of affluent status. \n\nJust look around you and you can count on one finger the people who are happy, and content.