And there still is no punishment - or at least not significant - for the PR's abuse of trust and fiduciary responsibilities. At this point alI see happening is having her served by the sheriff at her workplace. Her prior acts are listed as felonies in the statutes but neither the city nor state will investigate. A night in jail would be nice to get her to obey a court order. You never expect your sibling to be dishonest and guilty of elder exploitation. It is likely to cost more to go after her than to pay the IRS if they come after the estate. While there were assets they apparently are now in a remodeled kitchen, new carpet, a new car, ... (and these are just the things we were told about.)
