Trust And Probate Dispute

Can you access legal records to find the most successful lawyers to try to duplicate their strategies?

Unfortunately, for me, I am unable to afford a lawyer and free legal sevices are inadequate to say the leasy, which is not a critiquw, but an observation.

I will try to give you as much information as possible without taking half an hour to get all information to you, I will try to be concise... here goes. a Grandfather died 12 years ago and left a home behind. These is a document fileed in the recorders office describing the transfer of the property into a trust. * uncles, one an attorney practicing probate law, the other not an attorney, give conflicting stories about the trust. The attorney uncle denies that there is a trust. The hon attorney uncle says that there is a trust and that I, named after my father, who is named after the grandfather, he being the 3rd, and I the 4th Oscar Stanley Hester, am not named in the trust. The uncles took over the property, denying me access, and in the years from then until now emptied the house of all documents.

Yes, that is where I found the transfer of the home into The Hester Family Trust.

There are none available to me as the home was emptied by the two uncles, including a sea crate full of my father's property.

Here is where the issue gets even more complicated. My aunt, who was the trustee for my father's trust, lived in my grandfathers home for years after his death. She never gave a penny to my daughter who is the sole beneficiary under that trust, abnd died, leaving all of those rwcords in the housae which my uncles emptied, knowingly destroying the records held by my aqunt regarding the trust of my father.

Only if they can act pro bono or on an agreement to be paid upon winning the case out of the proceeds fromn the selling of thye home after the case is won, or charge nothing if they lose. I guess that would be on a contingency basis.

My attorney uncle is a former assistabt DA in this county who exerets influencwe in the legal circle here.

I contacted a local attotrney, and he phoned one of the attorneys in my fathers trust creation. They all kinow each other here. Thisis mnot the location to try a case because of this being a relatively small town. I fear there will be no justice for me as the legal circleis very small and if they do not play ball, they are ostracised from their living as an attorney.

Why do you not acknowledge that local attorneys are not to be trusted? Is it poasible to seek legal help in another county or transfer the case to another county?

It seems my lawyer uncle is going to deny that he knows abnything about the cases he has been obstructing information from being divulged. I have littlre hope for beating him here in this county. I guess I will have to give up and allow his illegal actions to go unnoticed and unpunished. Thank you for yoyur tie and effort.

No, they are not to be trusted, they have proven that already in the little contact I have had with them. Thank you, I hope that some day you will be able to think for yourself and not suggest using attorneys who do are not trustworthy. Than you again. We are done wuith this conversation, my friend, good luck with your destiny as an autonomous entity.

thank you