Any help / advice please from you knowledgable fellows.
My in law has a London property in trust for his daughters but relies on the income for all his living expenses. Since he recruited full time care the amounts received had to be looked in to as not enough. It looks like these people had been ripping him off for years. £30,000 to 40,000 in fees and admin charges per year on an income of 130,000. Is this not absurdly high?
When asked to explain themselves and provide detailed accounts they wanted only a face to face meeting but now it's been months of delays and no paperwork provided. Now this month they have said they will not be able to pay him anything for the next several months! No specific time or reason provided other than unspecified fees due.
He has lost any paper work from the original agreement , if there even was any; who set this up 30+ years ago was meant to be his good friend / business associate.
The trust is based in Mauritius. They change address this year 3 times already.
What can be done?
He needs this money to survive.
Could they rob not just the money income but the house completely?
There is one trustee who agrees this is not right- the other is who set it up and his wife is the "protector". Does this mean it is effectively mean its stuck with the 2 cheaters and nothing can be done?
We tried the police- seems to me it's fraud or theft - but they say can't do anything.
Thank you.
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