Is Anyone Here a Lawyer or Member of Law Enforcement?

[GabyKeepsMeWarm]

My estate attorney reached out to her a few months ago as part of the inventory for the estate. This woman could only provide the new insurance card and new title as proof of her ownership. The estate attorney told me that simply is not proof as there is no documentation provided stating my father gave this vehicle to that woman.

For all those who think I need to just be "Mr. Nice Guy" and happy that my dad had such wonderful companionship and just let it be, if you knew half the shit I've discovered about this woman and how she took advantage of my father, you'd keep that opinion to yourself. This woman is a con artist, plain and simple.

[DenverChief]

Originally Posted by GabyKeepsMeWarm

My estate attorney reached out to her a few months ago as part of the inventory for the estate. This woman could only provide the new insurance card and new title as proof of her ownership. The estate attorney told me that simply is not proof as there is no documentation provided stating my father gave this vehicle to that woman.

For all those who think I need to just be "Mr. Nice Guy" and happy that my dad had such wonderful companionship and just let it be, if you knew half the shit I've discovered about this woman and how she took advantage of my father, you'd keep that opinion to yourself. This woman is a con artist, plain and simple.

Keep in mind to re-title the vehicle she had to prove to the state she was authorized to do so - the state gave her a new title in her name -as far as the state is concerned she meet the "proof" standard to obtain title to the vehicle - whether or not that "proof" is forged is for a court to decide.

[NinerDoug]

Originally Posted by GabyKeepsMeWarm

My estate attorney reached out to her a few months ago as part of the inventory for the estate. This woman could only provide the new insurance card and new title as proof of her ownership. The estate attorney told me that simply is not proof as there is no documentation provided stating my father gave this vehicle to that woman.

For all those who think I need to just be "Mr. Nice Guy" and happy that my dad had such wonderful companionship and just let it be, if you knew half the shit I've discovered about this woman and how she took advantage of my father, you'd keep that opinion to yourself. This woman is a con artist, plain and simple.

You need to get a hold of a copy of your father's title, that she submitted to the DMV, and check the signature.

[DenverChief]

Originally Posted by NinerDoug

You need to get a hold of a copy of your father's title, that she submitted to the DMV, and check the signature.

and hire a forensic handwriting specialist to examine the document and render an opinion while paying an attorney to file a tort claim....is the juice worth the squeeze....

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by DenverChief

and hire a forensic handwriting specialist to examine the document and render an opinion while paying an attorney to file a tort claim....is the juice worth the squeeze....

Exactly. Hiring a handwriting expert might cost more than the RV is worth.

[tyecopeland]

Originally Posted by NinerDoug

You need to get a hold of a copy of your father's title, that she submitted to the DMV, and check the signature.

A signature of an old person is probably not very consistent from one signature to another.