Q: i need help in the process of showing proof of fradulent will made just months before my mothers passing and also theft
also theft of investment accounts and safety deposit boxes jewelry and altered documents my girlfriend can provide all the proof needed to show that my sister is stealing from the estate and going against her judicial duties as the executor of my mothers estate please if you can help assist us in what we need to do iv wasted 10000 in attorneys fee with two different attorneys who have done absolutely nothing i have shown them poof and nothing been done i need guidance in what i am supposed to do
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A: In California, if you suspect that a will is fraudulent or that an executor is not fulfilling their fiduciary duties, you have the right to contest the will or request the removal of the executor through probate court. Gather all evidence of fraudulent activity and theft, including any proof provided by your girlfriend, and file a petition with the probate court to initiate the legal process. Given the complexity of probate litigation and your previous unsatisfactory experiences with attorneys, it may be crucial to seek new legal representation familiar with estate law to guide you through this process effectively.
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