My son has power of attorney for an elderly aunt. He has recently learned that her favorite niece who has a drug problem has forged about $3000 in check on the aunt's account, but she does not wish to prosecute. Can he prosecute without her concent?
Asked on 10/04/11, 11:35 am
2 Answer from Attorneys
Andrea Welker
Welker Law Office
That would be up to the Commonwealth's Attorney. A crime has been committed, but if the victim isn't going to cooperate, there isn't much to be done. Might be able to get her on drug possession at least.
Answered on 10/14/11, 4:04 am
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