The Tender For Law

Volume 5

Jan 16, 2014 9:47 PM

Lana Dukakis

My Father died last year. He left his estate to me and my sister and made me the executor of his last will and testament.

He left his money, a number of items of furniture, and the bulk of his estate. Example�half the house, half a vacation property in Florida, half the value of cars, half of the bank accounts and investments etc.

After my dad�s death, my stepmother, and my step brother and sister immediately cut off communication with me. They hired a lawyer and all communication has been through their lawyer.

I have not received anything from my Dad�s estate as per his will. They have sold the house, emptied all the bank accounts and liquidated all of his (their co-owned) assets.

Essentially, their lawyer says that his will is worthless and be entirely ignored due to �rights of survivorship� which says that the surviving spouse gets all the deceased spouses assets.

After almost a year of trying to get them to recognise the will and provide me with bank statements etc so I can settle the estate, they will not even respond to my letters, phone calls etc.

Legally, I am responsible to settle the estate as per his final wishes. Also, I am obligated to do his final taxes (including estate taxes etc). I can�t do this because I cannot obtain any of the info that I need.

I want to charge them criminally, but I�m not sure what acts and statutes, criminal code sections I should reference when I inform a JP and submit an application to charge her criminally.

I�m desperate at this point and I don�t know what sections of statutes etc to cite.

Any and all help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Read Comments

Derek Moran

I dont think this is a topic that Scott ever covered, Lana. But you should read his PROPER NOTICE thread, if only...cuz it sounds like you are going to have to send some "PROPER NOTICES" to those who have NOT abided to your father's 'Will'

Derek Moran

PUBLIC NOTICE

"I dont wanna accuse anybody of stealing anything from the estate of my father whom by the way left ME to be the EXECUTOR of- BUT...there SEEMS to be things missing that need to be returned within (certain amount of days) otherwise, it will be CONSIDERED then that you STOLE THEM, and with INTENT at that"

Barring any OBJECTIONS, of course...i MUST give anybody who MAY have possibly STOLEN something from the estate time to OBJECT to anything that i have said so far, so i can commence with the DISTRIBUTION of ALL of the assets that i am REQUIRED BY LAW to do"

p.s. if i didnt have a bf already i would DEFINITELY bang Derek Moran... :D

Pete Daoust

Seriously Lana Dukakis, here is what I would do.

1). Calculate how many hours you've spent trying to do that EXECUTOR duty.

2). Prepare a nice professional INVOICE, with invoice number, date, description of what you�ve done, PAYMENT TERMS�.

3). $3000.00 an hour is a FAIR rate.

4). Send the invoice to that bitch, with an affidavit saying the TRUTH.

5). Payment terms should not exceed 72 hours.

6). On the 73rd hour, send an ACCOUNT STATEMENT regarding that unpaid invoice.

7). 73 hours later, send a NOTICE regarding that unpaid invoice.

8). 73 hours later send a FINAL NOTICE regarding that unpaid invoice.

9). 73 hours later, PERFORM a lien for the amount of this invoice on that bitch (Her Person)

10). Do this via registered mail.

11). ��what else guys ? :D

Unfortunately, I am UNBANGABLE :/ I am Nadine's property :)

Derek Moran

I know Chris- there are some on this page who think Lana is a cop, but so what?...there's alot of valuable information on this page and they might learn something of value if they are - BESIDES...Ontario IS still a common law jurisdiction, and there is lacking any Injured-Party, so i say WELCOME...and I acknowledge-and-accept your oath you took to uphold the common law anyways :D

Michael Webb

Sorry for the loss of your Father Lana.

I've seen the same type of pigs drop their masks when it appears there is free slop to be had. Sometime's this disillusionment of the people you thought you knew and loved can be more painful than the loss of a loved one.

This seems to me to be the best gift your Father could have left for you.

August le Blanc

Yes, the truth can be brutal� It is a loss our condolences as well. Now go get em� lien the fucker; to quote Scott. Or not; if you learn what is here what has been seen harmful may go away as more important things come to light. It may be a gift�

August le Blanc

as was pointed out to me� I already paid dearly for the past, remedy is in the past, I live in the present with aspirations of a better future, now� I have been able to leave all of that pain and suffering there. I found release here� I never expected that. :-) I understand the price I paid to get here. So now to start a debt free bank. To help others�

Blake Gardner

Do what Pierre said, but use it as an addition to an ESTATE EVALUATION NOTICE, where you give via registered mail notice to the principal party regarding submission of estate property for evaluation and distribution.

Then to make it contractual add terms and conditions if they don't comply, (primarily that the estate will be estimated plus additional charges to them for the service of said estimation and additional administration ect)

Then follow up with notice of fault offer to cure, the estimation plus costs overdue and owing.

Then notice of default in affidavit form.

Then lien/court

Then enforcement if desired.