linx310
02-17-2005, 06:41 PM
My friends mother is going crazy and selling every thing to "get back" at her son...
Here is the story:
My friends father owned a large power company near austin. When he died his wife got every thing. She sold the power company.
The land my friend lives on is his mothers(he owns the house and a acre but it is surrounded by his mothers land...its around 50 acres or so and used to have several houses on it...
Ever since he got married his mother has declared war on him and wont even acknowledge her grandsons existance...
Last night she told my friend she is selling every thing (btw she is a very big gambler) so what he was expecting to get when his mother passes away is wont be there...and this is not what his father wanted before his untimely death in the 80s...
Now here is the twist....we have know she has paid people to burn down some of the houses she has owned for the insurance money. We cant prove it but it happend. She also flooded one house for the insurance money also.
But last night during an argument she admited that she had her son in law forge signatures for power of attoreny on his uncles properity when he died.(over $200,000+ in cash alone!)
This has been suspected for some time becuase she left a brief case over at and old house and he got ahold of the documents and signatures looking nothing like his uncles handwriting. Luckly from what I under stand he has these in his safe.
He his gonna go over to her place tonight and ask her why she forged the signatures again and tape the conversation.
Is there any way in court to prevert her from selling every thing off so she gamble the money away? She has commited numerous cases of insurance fraud, forged signatures, and recieved death benfits from his uncle that has no relation to her!
We know the person who was paid to burn the house down, he wont admit it but from what i recall they saw him do it....could the court call him in to do a polygraph?
Here is the story:
My friends father owned a large power company near austin. When he died his wife got every thing. She sold the power company.
The land my friend lives on is his mothers(he owns the house and a acre but it is surrounded by his mothers land...its around 50 acres or so and used to have several houses on it...
Ever since he got married his mother has declared war on him and wont even acknowledge her grandsons existance...
Last night she told my friend she is selling every thing (btw she is a very big gambler) so what he was expecting to get when his mother passes away is wont be there...and this is not what his father wanted before his untimely death in the 80s...
Now here is the twist....we have know she has paid people to burn down some of the houses she has owned for the insurance money. We cant prove it but it happend. She also flooded one house for the insurance money also.
But last night during an argument she admited that she had her son in law forge signatures for power of attoreny on his uncles properity when he died.(over $200,000+ in cash alone!)
This has been suspected for some time becuase she left a brief case over at and old house and he got ahold of the documents and signatures looking nothing like his uncles handwriting. Luckly from what I under stand he has these in his safe.
He his gonna go over to her place tonight and ask her why she forged the signatures again and tape the conversation.
Is there any way in court to prevert her from selling every thing off so she gamble the money away? She has commited numerous cases of insurance fraud, forged signatures, and recieved death benfits from his uncle that has no relation to her!
We know the person who was paid to burn the house down, he wont admit it but from what i recall they saw him do it....could the court call him in to do a polygraph?