My mother-in-law died 21 years ago and now my niece is posting on Facebook that I am a golddigging greedy . She has stated that I have hoarded all her Grandmother's belongs, which my husband (who is the oldest child) and myself are greedy. She even stated that I sold her Grandmother's ring what can I do to stop these lies and stop her from posting them on Facebook.

Have u talked to her to find out what is bothering her?

Inform her that u are making copies of all the posts and if she continues to post these lies u will be turning it over to a lawyer.

Chuck

No she will not talk to us but thank you for your responds and I will let her know that if she keeps posting these lies I will turn it over to my attorney

Are they lies or opinions? A lie is saying; "she sold my grandmother's ring." An opinion is I think she is a golddigger. She is entitled to her opinion but not to lie.

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Are they lies or opinions? A lie is saying; "she sold my grandmother's ring." An opinion is I think she is a golddigger. She is entitled to her opinion but not to lie.

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No they are lies she has stated that I have told people and shown them the ring which was buried with my mother-in-law and she has also stated that if and when my husband dies that she and the rest of the family will be coming by to get the ring and the rest of her dead grandmothers belongs. The only thing my husband kept from his mother's belongs was a curio cabinet and a white rocking chair.

So contact Facebook and report the lies.

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So contact Facebook and report the lies.

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Thank you

Obviously she heard them from her mom or dad or other family members ? Have you talked to any of them.

21 years is a long time for her to do her own kind of digging!

This is really your husband's job to deflect. If his mother left her possessions to him, then he should tell one of his siblings to zipper the lip of their daughter. If there was no will or no mention of furnishings and curios and jewelry in the will, then the heirs should have worked out the division of items 21 years ago.