I went thru the motions to report her. She moved in with dad after they met in a parking lot. I did a back ground check on her & she has many alias's, many addresses & a few court cases & no work history. She is slowing taking over my dad's life, place he live's and she is not paying rent. They are not a couple though I sense she may be a prostitute in hiding. She keeps her corvette hidden at my dad's place & drives his car. She informed my brother she pays rent...which my dad says she does not. And she said when he dies she get's to live in his home. I tried to get help but they have treated me like a criminal. I am in Kentucky, my dad is in Carlsbad California. My brother lives there..but this woman has turned my dad against my brother & my dad wil not speak to him. My brother has his name on my dad's accounts & property.
I would also call the local authorities. If she has many alias' as you said, they may be looking for her. Start documenting everything that you know to be fact and keep at the authorities for elder care abuse. Is there another family member that lives closer. A sibling or cousin, that could check on dad.
This woman suggests that she can live in his home after he dies. I don't believe that unless your dad's part of the house is left to her, she would have any choice. I would try to make sure that dad does not sign anything, but it seems like this woman may have quite a bit of experience at manipulation.
I hope someone will listen and be able to help your father.
Sometimes, I think that rental agreements state things like this -- that the renter can't have guests or certain types of guests. But when it's your brother's name on the property, I wonder if he can actually just state that he's not going to allow this woman to live there.
I don't know any of this for a fact -- just thinking "out loud" based on other things. You'd definitely have to ask a lawyer and/or the sheriff, but it's worth looking into.
How is your dad's mental health? Is it time to get a financial POA over your dad? I'm not saying that it is, because falling prey to con artists doesn't mean a person is actually senile, but am just asking if that's the situation.