When people envision identity theft, they picture some stranger masquerading as them. But that isn’t always what plays out. During one year, about 550,000 victims of identity theft said that a person they knew took their information, not a stranger. While getting your identity stolen is always a difficult situation, when a family member is responsible, it’s even more complex. So if you have the question, if a family member opens an account in my name? Here’s what you need to know.