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<blockquote data-quote="THAT Gurl" data-source="post: 4089672" data-attributes="member: 45551"><p>This seems like the most prudent --&nbsp; and economical way -- to handle this mess. And then, if you find a problem, you can get a lawyer involved. I would just look at it like I do all my other secretarial duties around here. Check account balances, check card balances (to make sure there have been no breaches -- I actually did catch something before the credit union did, but that was a LONG time ago. Lol), make sure what needs to be paid gets taken care of. I do these things every morning, right after the mailman comes. It&#039;s just routine. Takes all of 15-20 minutes ... I&#039;m pretty sure adding a quick check of the county assessor&#039;s website wouldn&#039;t strain anyone. And the peace of mind would definitely make the few minutes time well spent. <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="🤷" title="🤷" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f937.png" /></p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="THAT Gurl, post: 4089672, member: 45551"] This seems like the most prudent -- and economical way -- to handle this mess. And then, if you find a problem, you can get a lawyer involved. I would just look at it like I do all my other secretarial duties around here. Check account balances, check card balances (to make sure there have been no breaches -- I actually did catch something before the credit union did, but that was a LONG time ago. Lol), make sure what needs to be paid gets taken care of. I do these things every morning, right after the mailman comes. It's just routine. Takes all of 15-20 minutes ... I'm pretty sure adding a quick check of the county assessor's website wouldn't strain anyone. And the peace of mind would definitely make the few minutes time well spent. 🤷 [/QUOTE]

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