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Ok, my “real” mother commits id theft on a regular basis. Now I know she does this for a fact, she’s stolen my identity once and has several ssn’s and names she uses. She also is a big drug addict and also abuses the welfare system. I want to know how can I go about turning her over to the police. She also owes back child support as well to me (well my dad) that she never paid. Its like 8-10 years worth. How can I go about getting something done for that? I’m still in school, i’m 24.

My mother-in-law is a prescription drug addict. She went into rehab about a year and a half ago, and refused to continue with a program after she got out. There’s a great deal of denial in my husband’s family. They make a lot of excuses for her drug use related to a “need” for the prescriptions.

I am pregnant, and am afraid to allow her around the baby if she’s using. She becomes very irresponsible, emotionally abusive, and clumsy when she’s high. I think she’s relapsed and is using again.

What is considered the proper thing to do if you think your relative has relapsed? I am obviously concerned for her, but I am also concerned for my own family if we interact with her while she’s high. What do I do if I suspect she’s high and I’m uncomfortable having her around my baby? Do I confront her? Ask her about her sobriety? I certainly don’t want to ignore a potentially dangerous or upsetting situation.

What will you do about it how other cultures and religions have been dealing with drinking problems, can we try a creative way?

and had in the past broken into multiple homes and stolen property and identity, I am scared he will steal my stuff as he steals from relatives. I feel vulnerable now and frightens. I am considering turning the break in in but he has multiple times threatened to kill everyone with guns he is obsessed with and all are terrified..noone does anything but occasionally turns it in..he takes off if he sees police so likely a restraining order won’t help –plus if I do that and he does not have my address that will give it to him..I am scared he will steals everything and too poor to replace as disabled. I am scared to leave the house right now..and regret going to my mom..she is dying though and I need to but this creep keeps hanging around her house. He broke in my shed on my mom’s property dozens of times and sold stuff and stole a credit card and charged $1000 before I found out and he will destroy my credit..he breakin houses and steals identities for drugs and being family no deterrant
what can I do..what would you do..since he is homeless, he is hard to serve and catch..plus vindictive maybe and dangerous..

occurred. I could not represent a client who was not being honest with me, and was taking illegal drugs. To make matters worse, In April 2009, Crystal admitted to me that she had taken unprescribed pain medication. Further, her mother, Marie Griffis, reported to me that Crystal had stolen her step-fathers pain medication after he had surgery in April 2009. I was extremely concerned over my clients drug use. Crystal assured me that it was not an addiction, and that it had only taken a few …

occurred. I could not represent a client who was not being honest with me, and was taking illegal drugs. To make matters worse, In April 2009, Crystal admitted to me that she had taken unprescribed pain medication. Further, her mother, Marie Griffis, reported to me that Crystal had stolen her step-fathers pain medication after he had surgery in April 2009. I was extremely concerned over my clients drug use. Crystal assured me that it was not an addiction, and that it had only taken a few …

occurred. I could not represent a client who was not being honest with me, and was taking illegal drugs. To make matters worse, In April 2009, Crystal admitted to me that she had taken unprescribed pain medication. Further, her mother, Marie Griffis, reported to me that Crystal had stolen her step-fathers pain medication after he had surgery in April 2009. I was extremely concerned over my clients drug use. Crystal assured me that it was not an addiction, and that it had only taken a few …