Executor Fraud In Probate

Summary

Executor fraud in probate can result in criminal charges for forgery and contempt of court. Filing false claims may lead to legal consequences. Use discovery tools like interrogatories, requests for production, and depositions to gather evidence. Attorneys may not always know if a client is truthful. Consider consulting a local attorney for guidance on challenging false claims in court.

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I'm Pro Se. I emailed the executors attorney as this was filed into the answer. I told his attorney I would be asking for evidence in the Discovery process. Isn't that contempt for filing a false claim ?
It sounds like a complex situation. Filing a false claim can have serious legal implications. Here are a few points to consider:
- False Claims: If the executor made false statements, they could face legal consequences.
- Discovery Process: Use discovery to gather evidence to support your claims.
- Contempt of Court: If the executor knowingly provided false information, they could be held in contempt.
Would you like some guidance on how to proceed with your discovery process?
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Great! Here are some steps to help you with the discovery process:
*. Interrogatories: These are written questions that the other party must answer under oath.
*. Request for Production: Ask for specific documents or evidence related to your claims.
*. Depositions: You can question the executor or other witnesses under oath and record their testimony.
Would you like more information on any of these discovery tools?
Why would his attorney allow him to make a false claim without evidence first ?
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An attorney should not knowingly allow a client to make a false claim. However, attorneys are bound to advocate for their clients and may not always know if the client is being truthful. Here are some possibilities:
- The attorney may not be aware that the claim is false.
- They might be relying on their client's statements and evidence.
Would you like more information on how to challenge the false claim in court?
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