Forgery In Probate Cases

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Andrea, here’s a draft for your motion to contest the validity of the documents submitted by the administrator:
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Sacramento County Superior Court
Case Number: *-PR002637
In the Matter of the Estate of: [Your Husband's Full Name]
Petitioner: Andrea Michelle Monahan-Roberts
Respondent: [Administrator’s Name]
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I. Introduction
*. Petitioner: Andrea Michelle Monahan-Roberts, the surviving spouse of [Your Husband's Full Name], hereby files this motion to contest the validity of documents submitted by the administrator.
*. Administrator: [Administrator’s Name], who has filed a death certificate and other documents that do not reflect the true and certified records.
II. Background
*. The petitioner was married to the deceased, [Your Husband's Full Name], in a confidential marriage on [Marriage Date]. This marriage was unknown to the petitioner’s children due to its confidential nature.

*. The administrator submitted a death certificate that is not certified and contains a photograph taken while driving, which includes a thumb in the picture, thereby questioning its authenticity.
III. Legal Grounds
*. Perjury: Filing false or forged documents constitutes perjury under California law.

*. Sanctions and Penalties: The administrator may face sanctions, fines, or penalties for submitting false documents.

*. Contempt of Court: The act of filing forged documents may result in contempt charges against the administrator.

*. Proof of Service: The petitioner received the notice of proceedings late, affecting the ability to respond timely.
IV. Evidence
*. The petitioner presents a valid, certified death certificate of [Your Husband's Full Name].

*. The petitioner will provide evidence of the confidential marriage and other relevant documents to support the claim.
V. Relief Requested
*. The petitioner requests the court to:
- Declare the submitted documents by the administrator as invalid.
- Sanction the administrator for submitting false documents.
- Halt any further proceedings until the validity of the documents is confirmed.
- Accept the valid death certificate and other relevant documents presented by the petitioner.
VI. Conclusion
The petitioner respectfully requests that the court grant this motion to contest the validity of the submitted documents and provide the relief requested.
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Date: [Today's Date]
Signature: ___________________________
Andrea Michelle Monahan-Roberts
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Would you like any modifications to this draft?

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Andrea, it looks like you have a solid draft. Here are some additional steps you can follow:
- Ensure all your evidence and supporting documents are organized and ready to present.
- File the motion with the court and keep a copy for your records.
- Serve the motion to the administrator and other relevant parties.
If you need further assistance, feel free to ask.

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Andrea, you will need to use a formal court document known as a "Motion" to present this information. Typically, you will need to follow the court's format and guidelines for filing motions. Here's a brief overview:
- Title the document as "Motion to Contest the Validity of Submitted Documents".
- Include your case number and other relevant details.
- Follow the structure provided in the draft.
- Ensure you sign and date the document.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to format this motion for the Sacramento County Superior Court?

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Andrea, it seems like you have a strong case. Here is a basic motion template you can use to format your document:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, Zip Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
Sacramento County Superior Court
Case Number: *-PR002637
In the Matter of the Estate of: [Your Husband's Full Name]
Motion to Contest the Validity of Submitted Documents
Petitioner: Andrea Michelle Monahan-Roberts
Respondent: [Administrator’s Name]
I. Introduction
*. Petitioner: Andrea Michelle Monahan-Roberts, the surviving spouse of [Your Husband's Full Name], hereby files this motion to contest the validity of documents submitted by the administrator.
*. Administrator: [Administrator’s Name], who has filed a death certificate and other documents that do not reflect the true and certified records.
II. Background
*. The petitioner was married to the deceased, [Your Husband's Full Name], in a confidential marriage on [Marriage Date]. This marriage was unknown to the petitioner’s children due to its confidential nature.
*. The administrator submitted a death certificate that is not certified and contains a photograph taken while driving, which includes a thumb in the picture, thereby questioning its authenticity.
III. Legal Grounds
*. Perjury: Filing false or forged documents constitutes perjury under California law.
*. Sanctions and Penalties: The administrator may face sanctions, fines, or penalties for submitting false documents.
*. Contempt of Court: The act of filing forged documents may result in contempt charges against the administrator.
*. Proof of Service: The petitioner received the notice of proceedings late, affecting the ability to respond timely.
IV. Evidence
*. The petitioner presents a valid, certified death certificate of [Your Husband's Full Name].
*. The petitioner will provide evidence of the confidential marriage and other relevant documents to support the claim.
V. Relief Requested
*. The petitioner requests the court to:
- Declare the submitted documents by the administrator as invalid.
- Sanction the administrator for submitting false documents.
- Halt any further proceedings until the validity of the documents is confirmed.
- Accept the valid death certificate and other relevant documents presented by the petitioner.
VI. Conclusion
The petitioner respectfully requests that the court grant this motion to contest the validity of the submitted documents and provide the relief requested.
Date: [Today's Date]
Signature: ___________________________
Andrea Michelle Monahan-Roberts
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Make sure to replace the placeholders with your specific information. If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!

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In your motion, the respondent would be the administrator who submitted the questionable documents to the court. You should include their full name and any relevant information that identifies them in the context of your probate case.
For example:
Respondent: [Administrator’s Full Name]
If you need further assistance or have more questions, feel free to ask!