ReadyorNot
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Thank you! Based on that doesn't sound like you need a traditional account at a bank. Just needs to be registered to the parent and no access to the child, no issues changing ownership.
Now I'm going to throw a theory out, if Lori was smart, she'd immediately fill out with the bank or investment company a power of attorney form, and be the POA for 18 year old Tylee, that would need to be notarized, if one could find a decoy Tylee and say use a birth certificate to get a drivers license which could then be used to verify identity she would be free and clear to have full access and do as she wished. I think this whole thing is financially motivated so that's my 2 cents of why she would have Tylees birth certificate and if she is anything like a normal person all our birth certificates are in the same place.
That wasn't necessary considering she had her bank card and had used it since Tylee disappeared.