My sister in law has informed us that my husband's mother…

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what needs to be done is to raise a claim in the tribunal under the guardianship division to raise a claim for the control of the finance as they are being inappropriately handled. You will need further evidence to demonstrate this point to support the claim.

The other options is to ask the tribunal for the state trustee to manage the well being and financial affairs.

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you need order from the tribunal to obtain necessary bank records of your husbands mother to confirm that funds are being transferred to and the amounts. This is a key element of evidence required.

you may already have access to the this level of detail. if you do then a claim can start to be put together.

You can then seek another that the person receiving the show how the funds are being managed too

you will still need to get the records of the transfers that show the money going into the other person's bank.

if there are only cash transactions, and there are no records, of any sought, it will be difficult to raise a claim.

however, if you get your mother medical certified that she is not of sound mind, then an order can be obtained from the tribunal that the pension be managed by the state on her behalf or the appointed person under the order of the tribunal

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