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As long as your mother is considered of sound mind, there isn't much you can do about this. Your mother has signed a contract with your sister and thus, it's between them. A hard pill to swallow I know. Sorry Marcy wrthryjergjumk etjetwmmkk whjetn

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Q: Your sister is the conservator to your mother your sister takes care of her and her finances can you check where and how the money is spent?
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