- Jurisdiction
- Ohio
Late sociopathic with narcissistic traits husband passed on 11/23/23. We were mid-divorce, hadn't been to court yet . My attorney's office wasn't notified until December 5th., 13 days late. I received a copy of his death certificate 5 days later. His millionaire mother had awarded him a fraudulent divorce post mortem, she paid for his divorce attorney who doubled as the shady estate attorney.. I called the crematorium and had it corrected. Corrected copy received 1/8/24.
Now comes the really shady part. I ended up in a DV Shelter in 2020, the majority of my personal possessions, some I'd had since I was 17 (I was 58 att) as well as furniture, were left in the house. Skip ahead to 11//22/23, his passing, then to 3/13/24. His millionaire mother got a Summary Release. Oops, back to the 13 days before notification. My brother-in-law and mother-in-law were busy. Bought a 2002 Acura that late hubby couldn't have fit in even with a crow bar, as well as cleared the house of everything. The girl Shih-tzu late husband stole was gone again.
On to the summary release. I have had problems with that county before with corrupt judges and shady lawyers. When he died, hubby owned a part interest in the LLC that the house was in, P&G stocks, a trust fund that covered the losses or profits of said stocks ( I don't count the trust fund as an asset since it was never his money to begin with), and a 2014 Toyota Highlander Hybrid, which was purchased during our marriage in 2016. All of those were suspiciously absent.. Also not mentioned were the Medicaid repayments and imho the repayment of 26 years of SSDI received when his mother paid for all his living expenses and expensive drug addiction. I was the slave labor, he paid for and gave me nothing, stealing my possessions at will.
I read about a summary release after the Chief Magistrate over there mentioned it and for me to get an attorney. I'm below poverty level and Legal Aid doesn't do probate. As well, an 'honest attorney' over there is even more of an oxymoron as as I was sued for eviction by the LLC of the house I was living in, denied my 1st Ammendment rights, yelled at by the judge without being able to say a word, so, yeah. On the Summary Release another judge signed off on, the proof of death is absent, and for surviving spouse, it was like only in passing. Late hubby didn't have a will, trust fund, remember, yet his double-duty attorney signed off that he'd read all wills. To me, the real kicker was that proof of death, was absent yet late hubby only had $1.60 in his bank account (not surprising as he, was at yet a different bank , but would drain his account daily as fast as his mother would send money in support of his drug and fast food addictions.) I didn't find out his mother was a millionaire until a month after I was in Ohio, and shortly after learned mother and son were sociopaths hence pathological liars. It ran on her side of the family.
Back in 2019, was the first time I got a look at his bank statements and found a receipt regarding his stocks and it had a # for his trust fund. I had a TPO at the time so went through the papers, gathered them up and went to tge library, changed the front-back bank statements to one-sided, and sent them to the fraud departments of SSA, Medicaid and Medicare. I was stuck in 1 DV shelter (where 1 broad stole not only my clothes but the papers I'd faxed.) for 5 months before moving to a VA Shelter for another 6 months. So they wouldn't have been able to contact me.
The DV shelter and the connection with mother-in-law is another ball of wax. It would have been nice to have the Highlander, but, and yes I'm prejudiced when it comes to criminal millionaires buying up shady prossionals to get what we poor people can't access, but I've been a law abiding citizen all my life I don't cheat on forms of any kind, and tend to side with the truth unless my life in in danger. I'm justice-motivated and believe in fairness when it comes to the legal and justice systems, or did until I moved to that county. Mother-in-law wrote the play book there. They, except the help desk, cater to whoever lines their pockets.
Oh, I discovered another thing about the Summary Release and how cheap and conniving mother-in-law was, hence the purchase of a 2002 Acura. The 2014 Toyota Highlander Hybrid would have exceeded the $5k maximum in assets, allowed.
Now comes the really shady part. I ended up in a DV Shelter in 2020, the majority of my personal possessions, some I'd had since I was 17 (I was 58 att) as well as furniture, were left in the house. Skip ahead to 11//22/23, his passing, then to 3/13/24. His millionaire mother got a Summary Release. Oops, back to the 13 days before notification. My brother-in-law and mother-in-law were busy. Bought a 2002 Acura that late hubby couldn't have fit in even with a crow bar, as well as cleared the house of everything. The girl Shih-tzu late husband stole was gone again.
On to the summary release. I have had problems with that county before with corrupt judges and shady lawyers. When he died, hubby owned a part interest in the LLC that the house was in, P&G stocks, a trust fund that covered the losses or profits of said stocks ( I don't count the trust fund as an asset since it was never his money to begin with), and a 2014 Toyota Highlander Hybrid, which was purchased during our marriage in 2016. All of those were suspiciously absent.. Also not mentioned were the Medicaid repayments and imho the repayment of 26 years of SSDI received when his mother paid for all his living expenses and expensive drug addiction. I was the slave labor, he paid for and gave me nothing, stealing my possessions at will.
I read about a summary release after the Chief Magistrate over there mentioned it and for me to get an attorney. I'm below poverty level and Legal Aid doesn't do probate. As well, an 'honest attorney' over there is even more of an oxymoron as as I was sued for eviction by the LLC of the house I was living in, denied my 1st Ammendment rights, yelled at by the judge without being able to say a word, so, yeah. On the Summary Release another judge signed off on, the proof of death is absent, and for surviving spouse, it was like only in passing. Late hubby didn't have a will, trust fund, remember, yet his double-duty attorney signed off that he'd read all wills. To me, the real kicker was that proof of death, was absent yet late hubby only had $1.60 in his bank account (not surprising as he, was at yet a different bank , but would drain his account daily as fast as his mother would send money in support of his drug and fast food addictions.) I didn't find out his mother was a millionaire until a month after I was in Ohio, and shortly after learned mother and son were sociopaths hence pathological liars. It ran on her side of the family.
Back in 2019, was the first time I got a look at his bank statements and found a receipt regarding his stocks and it had a # for his trust fund. I had a TPO at the time so went through the papers, gathered them up and went to tge library, changed the front-back bank statements to one-sided, and sent them to the fraud departments of SSA, Medicaid and Medicare. I was stuck in 1 DV shelter (where 1 broad stole not only my clothes but the papers I'd faxed.) for 5 months before moving to a VA Shelter for another 6 months. So they wouldn't have been able to contact me.
The DV shelter and the connection with mother-in-law is another ball of wax. It would have been nice to have the Highlander, but, and yes I'm prejudiced when it comes to criminal millionaires buying up shady prossionals to get what we poor people can't access, but I've been a law abiding citizen all my life I don't cheat on forms of any kind, and tend to side with the truth unless my life in in danger. I'm justice-motivated and believe in fairness when it comes to the legal and justice systems, or did until I moved to that county. Mother-in-law wrote the play book there. They, except the help desk, cater to whoever lines their pockets.
Oh, I discovered another thing about the Summary Release and how cheap and conniving mother-in-law was, hence the purchase of a 2002 Acura. The 2014 Toyota Highlander Hybrid would have exceeded the $5k maximum in assets, allowed.
