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Apparently when she saw my bill she decided it was time to get back at me. (I had called the police on her last year because she had an outstanding warrant and had been particularly awful at the time. She is still mad at me for that.)
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Uh, your thinking like a sister. Not revenge, but money, a target, a mark, is what she sees
you as, not a sister.
When you're both at Grandma's, is there (was there) open hostility or everybody play nice-nice in front of Grandma?
Is there any way to find out if she's into grandma's accounts/savings/medications, or just stealing things that aren't nailed down?
The first order of business is to protect yourself. Of course, I'd be in her face like a strong wind, but you have to be you.
The second order of business would be to protect Grandma, if you can. You know she will screw grandma if she has a chance.
Did she drive you out so she could claim Grandma's house, when she goes?
