freedomwon
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? CALIFORNIA
I am an Heir to a Intestate Probate that Settled and Closed 5 years ago.
A few days ago, 2005 of August, an Asset Locator has found a Trust Account with funds on record. I became alarmed because the Administrator assured me that he had performed a complete Asset Check while the Probate was active.
I performed a light weight Asset Check and to my ultimate horror there was a
significant amount of Assets (cash) Escheated to the State in addition to the Trust Account Discovery. Here is my problem. I don't know if it's pride, denial, or maybe retardation has set in, the Administrator refuses to speak to me about these discoveries or co-operate with my inquiries. Where do I stand legally?
Does this discovery constitutes "Finders Keepers" and I may start recovering what the Administrator failed to do? Or...should I retain an Attorney and sue the Attorney on Record as well as the Administrator for laying waste to the Estate for failing to perform Due Diligence of Asset Discovery?
I am an Heir to a Intestate Probate that Settled and Closed 5 years ago.
A few days ago, 2005 of August, an Asset Locator has found a Trust Account with funds on record. I became alarmed because the Administrator assured me that he had performed a complete Asset Check while the Probate was active.
I performed a light weight Asset Check and to my ultimate horror there was a
significant amount of Assets (cash) Escheated to the State in addition to the Trust Account Discovery. Here is my problem. I don't know if it's pride, denial, or maybe retardation has set in, the Administrator refuses to speak to me about these discoveries or co-operate with my inquiries. Where do I stand legally?
Does this discovery constitutes "Finders Keepers" and I may start recovering what the Administrator failed to do? Or...should I retain an Attorney and sue the Attorney on Record as well as the Administrator for laying waste to the Estate for failing to perform Due Diligence of Asset Discovery?