Beware of Intermeddling: protect your rights and interests

What is Intermeddling?

Intermeddling refers to unauthorized involvement or interference in someone else's financial or legal matters. This could include, but is not limited to:

• Handling a deceased person's estate without legal authority (e.g., dealing with assets or making decisions without being named as an executor).
• Engaging in business affairs or financial transactions without proper consent or ownership.
• Influencing decisions or actions in a legal dispute without authorization or standing.
• Even if done with good intentions, intermeddling can lead to serious legal consequences, financial loss, or criminal charges.

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