Q: I had a case wherein I was left 75% of a valuable piece of property, transferred to me by joint tenancy with my mother
the deed was transferred 2004, My Mother had a trust in 1993 leaving assets 1/3, 1/3 and 1/3 to self and 2 children. The deed voided the trust.
An attorney advised my son I committed fraud, not giving him 1/3 of my 75% of property. we had a jury trial not of my peers, jury trial. I believe this attorney was malleolus and committed abuse of process, he as an attorney knew the facts of the case were bogus, I was found guilty and lost millions, do I have recourse
A: This is a question you should be asking your attorney in your civil case. Appeals are complex and rely on setting a proper record at trial. Any grounds for your appeal must be from the record set in the underlying civil action.
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