Stealing the principals money

chrisie scott

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California
Sam was in a car wreck in the month of April 2015 he was found medically incapable at the hospital , he was in a coma. Not knowing if Sam was going to live or not the doctor gave Sams sister power of attorney. Two witnesses signed the POA. Weeks later Sam gained his competence back and was released from the hospital. He walked out by himself . Now since then SAM has been told by his sister that she still has POA. Sam went down to records and found there was no POA on record and after more investigation he found out that the POA was non effective as soon as Sam was able to walk out of the hospital on his own. Now, the issue here is that since April Sam has been receiving checks from the EDD office every two weeks. Since Sam has been given his debit card by his sister he contacted the EDD office and had a new card sent to him and changed his pin number. Now Sam has printed out all transactions since his accident in April 2015. His sister had taken all his money. Not but a couple hundred dollars he has had from all of it.
Sam has not said to his sister that he knows she has ripped him off and had been lying to him since April. We want to take her to court so what court shall we file in and perhaps you can say what we need to gather for evidence.
 
Are you seeking to file an action in court to recoup the alleged losses?

Why bother with that?

It would be much easier to report the thefts to EDD and the police.

Why do the heavy lifting, when the authorities will do it all for free?
 
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