4yourisonly
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? GA
My sister is trying to get guardianship of my father because he has alzheimers. She is already the POA and his medical guardian. But my brothers constantly complain to her that she is doing things wrong and recently have started sending emails saying that they think she is spending my father's money on herself, etc. This couldn't be further from the truth.
Yesterday, she received a countersuit filed by one of my brothers, contesting the guardianship. One of the statements in his countersuit is "Upon information and belief, Margaret White transferred significant assets owned by (dad) (formerlyin Cd's) into a long-term annuity, naming herself and (me) as beneficiaries."
This statement is untrue. She did, upon recommendation from the bank, transfer funds, but the transfer has resulted in a profit of $40,000. AND the funds were not transferred into our two names, but are in all 5 of our names as everything else is.
My question is, would I have a case to sue my brother for making this statement in this countersuit about me?
Thanks, let me know if you need more details.
My sister is trying to get guardianship of my father because he has alzheimers. She is already the POA and his medical guardian. But my brothers constantly complain to her that she is doing things wrong and recently have started sending emails saying that they think she is spending my father's money on herself, etc. This couldn't be further from the truth.
Yesterday, she received a countersuit filed by one of my brothers, contesting the guardianship. One of the statements in his countersuit is "Upon information and belief, Margaret White transferred significant assets owned by (dad) (formerlyin Cd's) into a long-term annuity, naming herself and (me) as beneficiaries."
This statement is untrue. She did, upon recommendation from the bank, transfer funds, but the transfer has resulted in a profit of $40,000. AND the funds were not transferred into our two names, but are in all 5 of our names as everything else is.
My question is, would I have a case to sue my brother for making this statement in this countersuit about me?
Thanks, let me know if you need more details.