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pudge

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What is the name of your state? colorado my cousin invited me to stay at their house while i attended my mothers funeral. i accepted and stayed with them for a little over a week and i provided my own transportation and food. i found out about eight months later that my cousin was paid around five hundred dollars from the estate for food and other expenses for my stay with them. i knew nothing of this until i received an accounting of the estate. the estate's personal representatives were in contact with my cousin and so they both knew that i did not incur this debt. i was never contacted to verify any information. i may be wrong but i believe that if i was going to be charged for my stay it should not have been issued as an invitation and i should have been informed before i stayed with them and be given a statment of expenses incurred or a bill. i also have a problem with someone else deceiding to pay a claim on my behalf without my knowledge or consent. Is this fraud or theft? is there anything that i can do about this? i don't even know if this is a civil, criminal or a probate matter. this was paid out from the estate from which i am an heir, but can i make a complaint on that basis or for the fact that this was done on my behalf. i have all my credit card statments verifing that i paid my own food expences.
 



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