Seeking Legal Team For Multi-Million $ Probate Estate Case
The California Probate Code allows for our side, as victims of inheritance theft, to pursue double damages, treble damages, punitive damages, disinheritance of the thief, attorney’s fees, and costs in this particularly egregious circumstance. We are seeking a California licensed law firm, with top reviews on Yelp or other review sites, to undertake the recovery of our multi-million dollar losses per new evidence uncovered.
Regarding:
A bad relative who:
1.) stole millions of dollars of family assets,
2.) manipulated the father with dementia using the 'Stockholm Syndrome',
3.) lied and forged documents in probate,
4.) has massive conflicts-of-interest with court officials and other third parties,
5.) cost our family vast amounts in damages, expenses and other losses,
6.) hid assets and has engaged in other illicit deeds.
We are seeking to recover our losses and to push law enforcement and regulatory agency action against the cousin and his lawyer.
We would like to move this case to a nearby venue.
The Court has failed to provide us with a single shred of evidence proving that the probate estate and conservator-ship matters were fully investigated.
There has been NO discovery, NO subpoenas and NO communication from the Executor, implying a 'cover-up'.
The Executor who criminally GAVE HIMSELF 100% of the estate using forged documents, the 'twice-convicted felon' and the 'cousin' are the same person!
Discovery of New Assets: Assets that were not initially known or disclosed have been discovered after probate has been closed. This includes bank accounts, real estate, and other valuables that were previously overlooked or hidden by the executor.
Unresolved Debts or Claims: Creditors have come forward with legitimate claims after the probate has been completed, and new debts are discovered that need to be settled.
Errors or Omissions: Mistakes were made during the original probate process, such as incorrect distributions. No discovery or evidence subpeona's were issued by the Court. No forensic investigation and no proper evidence review was conducted.
Legal Disputes: Disputes among heirs or beneficiaries, and challenges to the validity of the will have arisen and become even more valid as new evidence has emerged.
Fraud or Misrepresentation: Further fraud and misrepresentation by the Executor (A twice-convicted felon) has been discovered, such as hidden assets and falsified documents.
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