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Thank you...needless to say the only saving memory of this fiasco was the opportunity to care for my sister and know that when she left this world it was not in an institution with uncaring souls around her. Even in hospice oversight they over dope patients with psychotropics !! grrrr...
Well yes I thought of that but I was unsure which was the simplest for all concerned because of the insurance money . SO i'm back to my original question..if I go the route suing my brother what type of lawyer do I seek out , tort, civil litigation, contract ?
I relinquished my portion of the inheritance so my sister could be buried. The funeral home and my brother wanted me to sign an irrevocable assignment of insurance to the tune of over 6K. I refused to do that as it made no sense to me and at that time I had no knowledge of being an...
Both..... but I have multiple emails stating this promise. He paid for my airfare, said he would get me a Credit card for the rest of my expenditures while I was there and basically never came through and let me stranded to fend my own way getting back home to DC.
Go to probate even though the estate wasn't settled through the probate division? Yes I was listed as a beneficiary in the insurance policy.
My care for the decedant only came into play because my brother ( who as the POA ) promised that all my expenses would be paid and indeed he did pay me...
Washington DC I was asked by a POA (and brother) to come to another state to care for a dying relative and ALL costs and expenses were to be paid by him ( via an expected life insurance payout) As a result of dealing with him I was defrauded of the costs due to me as well as my portion of...
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