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<blockquote data-quote="TerryJ2" data-source="post: 402127" data-attributes="member: 3419"><p>So, I never drove up to the assisted living ctr today to finish my mural. I haven't been all weekend because of my leg and the family schedule.</p><p>Then today, I made the mistake of checking my email, and between helping a client with-his book bio and cover art ideas (for free; I was paid 2 yrs ago and he's out of $); transferring $ to easy child's acct for something she needs (hey, she's only been back in school one day. Why plan ahead?); and various other things, I got emails from 2 of the 3 attys representing brokers that I have filed against through FINRA. (A level below the SEC.)</p><p>This involves a dbl digit "investment" I was talked into by my broker of 11 yrs, and turned out to be hedge funds/aka Ponzi scheme. </p><p>They are in the discovery process, and you know what they asked for?</p><p>My JOINT tax returns with-husband.</p><p>Say what?</p><p>husband has nothing to do with-this.</p><p>Neither do I.</p><p>I am merely Power of Atty for my cousin, P.</p><p>Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggghhhhh!</p><p> </p><p>I know what they're trying to do. Combine all of our assets and say that we were, in fact, qualified investors, IOW, that we were worth over $1 million, or had an income of $200,000/yr or whatever it was.</p><p>No way was P qualified. I never filled out the forms saying she was. I told them she was a retired actress, that she had investments, and that I wanted them consolidated and localized. </p><p> </p><p>I can hardly wait until husband comes home. on the other hand, maybe I shouldn't tell him. </p><p> </p><p>I called FINRA and they said to deny a discovery demand does not require a certain form, you just type it in and email it. Then the defendants demand it again by filing a motion to compel. And back and forth it goes.</p><p>She recommended that I call Howard Univ Investor Justice and Educ Clinic, which I did, and left a msg.</p><p> </p><p>On top of it, I got a subpoena to appear in local criminal court on VALENTINE"S DAY (well, at least I'll remember the date) because of the charges I and a health care company filed against a caregiver who was supposed to be an evening companion for P when she was in convalescent care, but who only showed up for a month and then forged P's name the rest of the time. Today, the det. called me and said that the health care group only gave her time slips to show embezzlement, and never gave her any forged signatures!!!! I asked about the signature comparison I gave her and she said yes, she has that, but nothing from the company. I asked if we could piggyback the two charges and she said yes, if I could get copies of the signatures ASAP.</p><p>I also said I may press civil charges against the health care company because I think the caregiver was doing this much longer than just 2 wks. I think it goes back to at least mid-summer, so I have to sit down at their office and go through tons of files.</p><p>They are not going to like that, but if I have to get a court order, I will.</p><p> </p><p>There's more but difficult child just walked in and ... never mind</p><p> </p><p>One other thing ... my little sister called last wk and said that Dad was wandering the other day and got lost in the elevator, riding it up and down, and then he was terrified of the elevator. He's been doing so well in the main assisted living area, but we knew this time would come. How ironic that I'm painting a bookcase on doors in a dementia unit halfway across the country ...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryJ2, post: 402127, member: 3419"] So, I never drove up to the assisted living ctr today to finish my mural. I haven't been all weekend because of my leg and the family schedule. Then today, I made the mistake of checking my email, and between helping a client with-his book bio and cover art ideas (for free; I was paid 2 yrs ago and he's out of $); transferring $ to easy child's acct for something she needs (hey, she's only been back in school one day. Why plan ahead?); and various other things, I got emails from 2 of the 3 attys representing brokers that I have filed against through FINRA. (A level below the SEC.) This involves a dbl digit "investment" I was talked into by my broker of 11 yrs, and turned out to be hedge funds/aka Ponzi scheme. They are in the discovery process, and you know what they asked for? My JOINT tax returns with-husband. Say what? husband has nothing to do with-this. Neither do I. I am merely Power of Atty for my cousin, P. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggghhhhh! I know what they're trying to do. Combine all of our assets and say that we were, in fact, qualified investors, IOW, that we were worth over $1 million, or had an income of $200,000/yr or whatever it was. No way was P qualified. I never filled out the forms saying she was. I told them she was a retired actress, that she had investments, and that I wanted them consolidated and localized. I can hardly wait until husband comes home. on the other hand, maybe I shouldn't tell him. I called FINRA and they said to deny a discovery demand does not require a certain form, you just type it in and email it. Then the defendants demand it again by filing a motion to compel. And back and forth it goes. She recommended that I call Howard Univ Investor Justice and Educ Clinic, which I did, and left a msg. On top of it, I got a subpoena to appear in local criminal court on VALENTINE"S DAY (well, at least I'll remember the date) because of the charges I and a health care company filed against a caregiver who was supposed to be an evening companion for P when she was in convalescent care, but who only showed up for a month and then forged P's name the rest of the time. Today, the det. called me and said that the health care group only gave her time slips to show embezzlement, and never gave her any forged signatures!!!! I asked about the signature comparison I gave her and she said yes, she has that, but nothing from the company. I asked if we could piggyback the two charges and she said yes, if I could get copies of the signatures ASAP. I also said I may press civil charges against the health care company because I think the caregiver was doing this much longer than just 2 wks. I think it goes back to at least mid-summer, so I have to sit down at their office and go through tons of files. They are not going to like that, but if I have to get a court order, I will. There's more but difficult child just walked in and ... never mind One other thing ... my little sister called last wk and said that Dad was wandering the other day and got lost in the elevator, riding it up and down, and then he was terrified of the elevator. He's been doing so well in the main assisted living area, but we knew this time would come. How ironic that I'm painting a bookcase on doors in a dementia unit halfway across the country ... [/QUOTE]
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