Q: I had a probate matter adjudicated in 1992, I had a Co-T who wanted an accounting, looking for trouble as he had same
info as we were Co T's. I prevailed.
I decided to end trustee's as age of majority had been reached, his 2 kids, my 2 kids. If there were any additions to family 1 Co-T must advised the other in writing per will.
2008 I get law suit from an alleged child of Co-T looking for money for me.
I have been reading up on this and I believe my civil rights have been violated. This was over 1992. I see if a judge makes a decision it can't be changed or challenged. especially the birth date of the alleged is 1965, I was never advised, brother denied any further children in 1992.
This is a complete sham, judge said I was disgruntled over R.E. deal. There was none, the kid is a son of a friend from HS, how would I ever know? In court alleged said he spent all holidays at my home, he was never there, I have all proof of entire sham. brother denied he signed 1992 agreement which has a certified court stamp with his signature,
A: If a beneficiary has filed a petition, you can file a demurrer based on the statute of limitations. Since this is complex, hire an attorney to assist you.
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