I helped my grandmother put $405k into an account and just a few months later I found out my parents moved it and took half the money
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from 24/7 Wall St.2 weeks ago
The Redditor recounts their troubling experience with parents allegedly mismanaging their late grandmother's inheritance, following her death. Initially, a significant sum was in a bank account, but after the grandparents passed away, little-to-no money remained. The Redditor suspects financial exploitation and has contacted Idaho Adult Protective Services about the situation. They are pursuing documentation to support their case, working diligently to gather evidence of the financial discrepancies before potentially escalating legal actions as necessary to recover the supposed stolen inheritance.
The situation highlights the common issues that arise in inheritance disputes, particularly concerning financial exploitation of elders by family members.
24/7 Wall St.https://247wallst.com/personal-finance/2025/01/22/i-helped-my-grandmother-put-405k-into-an-account-and-just-a-few-months-later-i-found-out-my-parents-moved-it-and-took-half-the-money/
It's crucial to document everything and seek professional legal and financial advice when dealing with potential inheritance theft, as the Redditor has begun to do.
24/7 Wall St.https://247wallst.com/personal-finance/2025/01/22/i-helped-my-grandmother-put-405k-into-an-account-and-just-a-few-months-later-i-found-out-my-parents-moved-it-and-took-half-the-money/
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