In 1996 2 heirs were intentionally left out of their Aunts probate

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franke

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They were intentionally left out by a very corrupt public administrator. The testators Brother was the main beneficiary of her will. The 2 heirs were left out intentionally by a corrupt public administrator who handled the Aunts estate.-They are the issue of the Brothers. An ex stepson of the Brother knew if they were to be notified they would of MADE the ex stepson prove in physical form ONLY that their Dad was indeed still alive- Not by phone, not by letters-. The 2 heirs searched hi & low for their Father from 1996 to 2001 without ever finding him. He was no where! They filed a missing person report on their Father in the county he resided in. The heirs don't live in California. But do reside in the USA.- The Aunts will has a Survivorship clause in it in order to inherit. That's EXACTLY why the 2 heirs did not receive notice too. -Now with it being many years later, the 2 heirs find it impossible getting ANY legal help esp.on a contingency basis.- The Aunts estate worth literally millions. The Aunt, prior to her death, made a VCR tape with her saying that she DID NOT want for her Brothers ex wife or her kids getting ANY of her estate,. Yet that's EXACTLY who ended up with it all---
The 2 heirs were the ONLY surviving family by the time probate closed on the Aunts estate.- When the 2 heirs filed the police report on their Father, they also found out that ANOTHER missing person report was filed on their Father by the Fathers younger Brother before their report. That makes 2 missing persons reports Filed within 1 year.- Since the ex stepson is an attorney he is getting away with this-. The heirs Dad was married to the ex Stepson's Mother from 1974 to 1979. That's it---- I don't know if that matters or not but I needed to tell this anyway. The heirs are in the will as Class Gift of the Residuary & also as Contingent Beneficiaries of their Dads half of the Residuary.- Can anything be done about this now? Like maybe do an I.I.E.I.(Intentional interference with Expectancy of Inheritance Tort)... as a cause of action...? Or what...? Please help.... Thanks... :)
 
I suggest you take all relevant documents to a couple trust and/or estate attorneys in your county.
You can meet with such an attorney for 20-30 minutes, ask questions, get an understanding of possible remedies.
You can learn how much it will cost, and how long it will take to pursue.
After the meetings, then you decide what you do next.
The initial meeting is normally free of charge or further obligation.
 
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