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Mother of Member Jay Driesen
Dorothy Driesen, a
90 year old widowed Mother, has had her estate taken away from her by
court decree and forced to reside at a nursing home that has had
multiple felony accounts charged against it in 2003.
The judge took our
Mother into his chamber, asked her a few questions and then declared her
incompetent, fired her son as Trustee, appointed a bank to be her new
Trustee and set a court appointed guardian over her. All of this
happened within one days time upon the filing of court documents by the
wannabe guardian and friend of the court.
After this drastic
and unbelievable event in the local district court, the two sons of our
Mother have been falsely accused of various things and incarcerated on
three separate occasions. To add insult to injury, the two sons of our
Mother and their families have not been able to visit their Mother since
August of 2008.
The last call that
was made from our Mother during New Years weekend in 2009 was a call of
desperation in which our Mother claimed her life was in danger and she
pleaded with us to get her out of this nursing facility. That is the
last time that the family of our Mother has heard her voice. Mail that
the family tries to send our Mother is received by the guardian and does
not seem to reach or Mother.
Shortly after our
Mother was incarcerated in this nursing home after the disastrous court
decision, the family would attempt to visit our Mother and shortly after
we would arrive, either the guardian would show up standing in the door
way and demand that we leave or the town police officer would show up
and demand the same.
This case has been heard at the
county/district level starting in early 2008 and appealed to the state
Supreme Court. The original trustee lost the first court battle as the
Trust attorney did not preserve error relative to the long standing
Irrevocable amendment of the Trust. The predators and bank, thinking
they had victory, filed for more perceived damages from the original
trustee, Jay Driesen who is Dorothy's son. in his neighboring Lyon
County. Unable to find an attorney to represent himself or stand in the
way of the bank and its "team", Jay decided to fight back and save his
incarcerated Mother and her Irrevocable Trust. For over one year, the
predators and bank have attempted to gain their loot and then to shut
the case down by way of motion. The bank has been unsuccessful and the
case is scheduled for a jury trial the 14th of October. Jay's goal is to
reinstate the Irrevocable Trust and to secure his incarcerated Mother.
Mother Driesen has had all of her visitation rights with her family
taken away since the bank took over.

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