I had a trust account set up by my grandfather on my dad's side. My mom and dad are not together. In fact, they were never married. Anyway, my mom and I live in California and my dad moved to Nebraska a few years after I was born. So I hardly know the guy.
I kept getting these papers from Franklin-Templeton saying I had a trust account set up for me. The last statement I received had a balance of over $9000. This was right before my 18th birthday. Shortly thereafter, my dad wrote me a letter saying he was transferring the money to a higher-yielding account and that I would receive my money at age 21 as my sister did.
My sister died of cancer a few years prior, so I could never confirm with her whether she received the money at age 18 or 21. For some stupid reason, I just took my dad's word for it.
Well, I just turned 21 and I still don't have the money. What should I do? The money is granted to me in my grandfather's will (which I have a copy of).
2007-05-27
05:40:53
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JenniFire
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