Was contacted by a private detective relating to about my late Dad /?Aunt estate/ to contact the attorney

Question

I called a private detective he referred me to an attorney that needed to prove that I was my dad‘s daughter. I sent her proof and then she referred me to another attorney since a client already hired her in the matter she did not enclosed any kind of information so I contacted this attorney, and they have not returned my emails or my phone calls. Then I looked up court probate cases found my Aunts name in Alameda and I found probat concerning my late aunts my dad sister’s estate which my dad was a beneficiary of it still don’t know what or why where the trust or estate will?  should I contact a attorney about this matter? I don’t know where to go next as I’m not getting anywhere with this attorney .For what I could read in some of the court papers with out paying money something about determination of the property, passing to the surviving spouse or registered domestic partner something about vesting deed/ 5 modifications done to my grandparents trust which I have idea what trust?

James Clifton · Answer

It sounds like you are a surviving heir to the estate of your aunt and may be entitled to notice of the probate proceed and potentially compensation. Due to the death of your father, this has become more complicated and involves you and your siblings, if you have any. You may be entitled to some portion of your aunt's estate, so it is important that you provide the required proof and enter into the probate case as a beneficiary. Schedule a free consultation to make sure your inheritance is protected.

James L. Arrasmith · Answer

It sounds like you're facing a complex situation regarding your late aunt's estate. Since your father was a beneficiary and has also passed away, you may have inherited his share of the estate. The lack of communication from the attorney can be frustrating and may be hindering your understanding of the matter. 
 
You might consider reaching out to a different probate attorney in California who can provide clarity on your rights and obligations. An attorney can help you navigate the probate process, explain any modifications to your grandparents' trust, and assist in obtaining necessary documents. This professional guidance can be crucial in understanding the details of the estate and any potential inheritance. 
 
In the meantime, accessing public probate records from the Alameda County court might offer additional information. Understanding these documents could give you a better grasp of the situation. Taking these steps may help you move forward and ensure that your interests are represented.

Q: Was contacted by a private detective relating to about my late Dad /?Aunt estate/ to contact the attorney