Manchester, CT asked in Civil Litigation and Probate for Connecticut

Q: I'm the only child&next to kin.My dad is a deceased veteran who had mental illness. Conservator took advantage of him

Conservator fabricated paperwork and made it seem like I didn't exist and had a invalid will made for her own financial gain. He had $189,000.00 at time of death, all Bill's were paid and the state is in possession of $92,000.00 left. I've wrote letters to the courts but can't seem to get anywhere. I need a lawyer but, have no upfront money. I would also like to pursue a civil suit against the conservator for her wrong doings. I need help

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