My entitled sister tries to steal money out of my trust fund by calling them up, pretending to be me,

all in some weird attempt to transfer money into her account. And right now, I'm honestly so

shocked and disgusted by her actions that right now I seriously don't know what to do. Here's what

happened. I'm a 38-year-old female and my family is a little messed up. I have essentially had

five parents and three different groups of

siblings. So yeah, it's a bit much. As a child, I was living in the United States with my adoptive

parents and a lot of stuff went down that wasn't great. So I moved back to the United Kingdom

when I was nine years old. I had a lot of trauma and the beginnings of a rather serious substance

problem. And so my dad in the

United States set up a trust for me before he passed away so that anything mental health

related was paid for and I didn't have to stress about being able to sort myself out as I got

older and it has been rather handy over the last 30 years paying for a home when I was a teenager

as well as therapy and rehab. Basically,

anything needed to help me not pass away. At some point in my teenage years, I made contact with my

biological parents and their other kids, and I was somewhat welcome back into the fold. Now, some of my

full siblings had issue with this, which is fair enough, and it was a big change to everyone's lives.

My little sister apparently found it particularly hard, and it was a big change to everyone's lives. My little sister apparently

found it particularly hard, and so we've never got along and have been no contact for almost a decade.

This has become particularly apparent in the recent weeks after she contacted the solicitors

who are in control of the trust, pretending to be me from a rehab facility in the United States. Apparently, she sent

them an invoice for a three-month stay, requesting payment to the bank account of a friend of

hers in the United States. The first I heard about this was a phone call from said solicitors,

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