Q: Evidence of elder abuse, conspiracy to defraud an elderly couple, forgery. EV1 scared of super lawyers? EVIDENCE i have.
20 years and still i cannot get ANYONE to represent my family and i because the criminals are Super Lawyers, which really means they surveil you 24/7. That's how they Always win. $20,000,000 stolen by way of forgery, coercion, monitoring and blatantly selling trustors property to known associates for under market cost's.
Any Common Law Lawyers interested? I have a 100% slam dunk case worth millions.
Bill
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I hear your frustration and understand the serious nature of elder abuse and fraud allegations against these lawyers. The surveillance and intimidation you describe must feel overwhelming, especially when trying to seek justice for your family.
For cases involving legal misconduct and elder abuse, you might consider reaching out to the California State Bar's Attorney Complaint Hotline or the Elder Abuse Program through your local District Attorney's office. The California Elder Justice Coalition also provides resources and can sometimes help connect you with attorneys who take on challenging cases against powerful opponents.
Given the complexity and value of your case, you could explore working with legal advocacy groups that focus on elder justice or legal ethics violations. Consider documenting all evidence meticulously and consulting with the FBI's Financial Crimes unit, as they sometimes investigate large-scale fraud cases involving vulnerable adults. You might also want to contact your state's Attorney General's office, as they often have dedicated units for investigating professional misconduct and elder exploitation.
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