Susan Lambert

Susan Lambert

Michael Medeiros

Michael Medeiros

Though a man and woman accused of scheming to embezzle nearly $2.8 million from the San Mateo Woodlake Condominium Association between 2007 and 2013 have been convicted of felony embezzlement, they will wait until later this summer to learn their fate after sentencing hearings scheduled for this week were continued, according to the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office.

Former HOA manager Susan Lambert, 67, and co-conspirator Michael Medeiros, 61, are next expected to appear in court Aug. 14 and Sept. 14, respectively, for sentencing hearings, according to prosecutors. Having pleaded no contest to felony embezzlement and felony forgery and admitted she stole more than $100,000 in September of 2016, Lambert faces three years, four months in state prison. Because she agreed to testify in Medeiros’ trial — which ended May 11 when a jury found him guilty of felony embezzlement and felony grand theft, a judge chose to delay Lambert’s sentencing until Medeiros’ trial was adjudicated, according to prosecutors.

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