So it has been two months since the trust document has been signed. That document, ordered by a judge, was supposed to relinquish control of the money that was raised (allegedly) raised for my daughter. The money was supposed to be moved to a safe spot, and be monitored by two trustees and the bank according to the terms of the trust. However, the people who did the fundraising and kept the money (let’s just call it like I see it now – the people that LIED to their community and STOLE the money that they used my daughter to get) have refused to comply with the trust. Recently my lawyer sent them a notice requesting they comply with the trust by a certain date. That date has passed. So what’s next?

Guess…another trip back to court. That’s right. I have to spend my hard-earned money in order to get them to give up the money they told people they were raising for a poor, sick child. Thankfully I have a lawyer who understands how financially drained I am. 

They stole $40,000 from their friends, co-workers, and community members and continue to lie about it to this day. Wow. $40,000 to use however they wanted. Sometimes I wish I lived closer to where they live, I could educate people about what the real story is. I bet the people they fleeced would be very interested to know exactly where their donations went.

Perhaps those donations went to the account holder’s new vehicles.

Perhaps those donations went to pay the rent on the account holder’s home.

Perhaps those donations were used to buy their groceries.

Perhaps those donations were used to buy their medications, if they’re on any.

Perhaps those donations were used to buy the clothes on their backs.

Of course, that money was supposed to be used directly for my daughter’s care.

Maybe I’ll have more answers after yet another court date.