Q: How do I write a letter to the judge? Should it be Affidavit of Truth or Declaration? Can I add documents for proof?
Going on the second year of probate. Everything in the case is tainted- Lies, embezzlement, corruption in the court filings, missing accounts.... Basically, my brother, the estate administrator and estate's attorney are all dirty. Lies, embezzlement, corruption in the court filings, missing accounts.... I have all the proof undeniable proof mostly from their own documents. Example not adding retirement accounts into estate. I have proof the accounts existed, attorney's invoice states talked to client about retirement accounts..Or the first ROA on court website is completely fraudulent- a ten year old could have done a better paste & copy- additionally the value of estate is wrong, there is a publication date but the publication wasn't done until 2 months after. This is not mix up these document are purposely altered including date-Those are just examples- There is hundreds of thousands of dollars are missing!. I live out of state I hired attorney and he has ignored my emails... thanks
A: I’m a California lawyer, not a Georgia lawyer, but I can say you DEFINITELY need a lawyer to advise you. Assets like retirement do not go through probate because they go directly to the person named as a beneficiary. So, where you are seeing conspiracies and fraud, the courts would not — at least as to the retirement and perhaps a lot more. Unless you want to spend months learning the law, you really should hire a lawyer to help you. Best wishes.
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