I also posted this question under the criminal law forum
probably more suited to here added to the above question
I have done alot of investigating over the last year to try and find the truth.
This incident happened in 2014, Victoria.
I now feel this may be a criminal matter but not sure if this maybe a civil matter.
I have hospital records that my older sister stated to hospital staff that she held an Enduring
Power of Attorney over our mum, hospital have told me that they don't keep a record of the
EPOA.
I have paperwork that sister was in
liquidation from a failed business and lost her home.
Sister's
defacto partner was also part of the liquidation and had a court case pending but the petition was withdrawn due to payment.
Mum's
retirement unit was sold off just before court case and Older sister and defacto partner all of a sudden had all this
money to start up this new business which is the same as previous Liquidated Business.
I am unable to get Bank Records regarding where all the money went before our mum passed away, or i just haven't asked the right questions. Sister kept telling me lies.
Do i, Report fraud to police or apply to vcat as
@Jacqui Brauman has quoted to another similar post.
I am hoping someone here can help/advise me.
TIA
Hi. Because they may have done this behaviour as power of attorney, you can make an application to the Guardianship list at NCAT. Your application would be for the attorneys to account to NCAT for what happened while they were under the power of attorney. Then it's up to NCAT to investigate if the information is insufficient. (I'm in Victoria, and that's how it works here, so assuming similar in NSW)
Please anyone i really need some help here