my friends neice frauded her grandmothers life ins.leaving him destitute when shes rich already?

Question

my friend has taken care of his mom 4 the last 5 years.She was an invalid & unable 2 speak he changed her diapers & took very good care of her. His niece lives in the san francisco blackhawk area and owns a large "expensive car" dealership. He found out after mom died her beneficiary had been changed 2 the neice. He's a nice guy & doesn't want to call the police &report the fraud but by god i do & am trying to get him 2 take action. He has called her &she said 4 grandmas jewelry she would negotiate.mind u the tyrant had ransacked grandmas home 2 days after her death looking the jewelry which he had already put away 4 safe keeping at his aunts home, whom will not speak to the b--- cause she knows she changed her sisters life ins policy fraudently. His mom sister is livid about this also but he is still reluctant 2 go 2 the police. I want 2 know if it would b legal and morally ok 2 post story on google under the heading dealership owner frauds grandmas life ins.maybe she'd get right

Answer 1

Do not post anything on the internet or anywhere else unless you want to be sued for slander and libel.

Hire an attorney to sue the niece for fraud and conversion.

If you have hard evidence of fraud, call the police.

Answer 2

In most states she can be charged with Elder Abuse and Misuse of monies. He's going to have to get an attorney and Fight it in Civil Court. Maybe someone will take the Case ProSe or on contingency fee and winning. Have them file police reports and have the documents to prove it. File also with the States Attorney's Office. Blood relatives cannot be in most states set aside or set out of any inheritance. I had the same thing occur with the death of my father. They not only changed his will, they stole my will, got someone else to use my legal name and tried to use my own will as already being deceased.

Answer 3

Only if you wish to spend a lot of money on lawyers to defend yourself against slander suits. So far, you have not mentioned any legal proof that this happened. No one wants to press charges. Something sounds fishy about this problem.