Q: I'm lost two dad's and I am told my first dad had my name on will and trust and my mom and Attorney won't show me?
She was not supposed to get everything so her Attorney is covering up by lying to me about him having it but when Second dad died she told on herself saying that this attorney has it and she did get a vehicular manslaughter charge Over this and she got rid of my dad's stuff fast and house went into probate Court and I turn 18 and she sells it so I am curious to what too do cause she has now done this to me twice and well she doesn't even want cancer Hospital to run a website for research studies for my step dad and had them stop everything for her and she has even said at memorial service of Second dad she didn't know how quick she got this life insurance policy back when the first one took so long. And well she said I could see it but she doesn't feel like I have a right to when my dad died I was ten years old so I need to know the truth about this 2,500,000.00 dollars went cause she needs to be held responsible for everything and I need help with this issue and I will do40% of win.
A: The language identifying a beneficiary to a bank account or life insurance policy takes precedence over any contrary language in a will or a trust.
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