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Probate Process Dispute Guidance
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Navigating probate disputes can be complex, especially with will validity issues and family conflicts. Gather evidence like financial records, communication logs, and witness statements to support your case. Present your evidence chronologically and concisely in court. Consider seeking pro bono legal aid in Arizona for additional support. Address the judge respectfully and clearly outline your contributions and the issues at hand.Full Conversation
I am attempting to go through probate. I was in a chat on this site and accidentally restarted the chat
Hey ****! Understood. Probate can be a complex process. Can you tell me if you are the executor of the will or if there's no will involved in the probate process?
There is a will , the judge doesn't think its valid. I loved with my mom for 11 years at the property in question. It was supposed to be joint tenancy , the bank told her not to include me on title. I found the only realtor that actually sold it to her instead of taking the low priced properties and flipping them. I met with the realtor and provided , although nominal the money for the deposits to hold. i gave my mom the money , she wrote the checks, and i met with the realtor to deliver those checks. I have lived here longer than my mother did. My sister thinks she owns the place and put an order of protection against me and had me arrested; it has all been dismissed. and I have one, my sister attacked me and sliced my leather purse in half. My mother had her here as a guest and she was evicted for attacking my mom and threatening her. My sister received $*,* from the father of her child. My sister then abandoned my niece at my moms other residence. for two years.
Hey ****, it seems like you're dealing with quite a complex situation. Here are some general points to help you:
- Probate can be intricate, especially with disputes over the validity of a will.
- Present any evidence you have, like financial records, police reports, and communication logs, to support your claims.
- Remain respectful and concise when addressing the judge.
Have you gathered all the necessary documents to support your case?
- Probate can be intricate, especially with disputes over the validity of a will.
- Present any evidence you have, like financial records, police reports, and communication logs, to support your claims.
- Remain respectful and concise when addressing the judge.
Have you gathered all the necessary documents to support your case?
I have all of it expect police reports. I have all of the court papers, my dismissal. When my sister took hostile possession of the residence she ransacked the place, stole jewelry, laptops, my and mothers cellphones, hard drives and the estates vehicle from the estate, myself and other roommates. When my sister took over the house she stole $* , my keys and phone; she would not give me access to my purse on multiple civil stand by s. . I had court today, my lawyer is weak and not confident. I don't have any savings, i can't afford to pay one up front. I cant find any pro bono; any of the contingent want full control of the property, which doesn't sit right with me.
Hey ****! Here are some general tips to help you:
- Gather all possible evidence (financial records, communication logs).
- Stay respectful and concise in court.
- Consider contacting legal aid societies in Arizona for pro bono assistance.
Would you like more information on organizations that provide free legal services in Arizona?
- Gather all possible evidence (financial records, communication logs).
- Stay respectful and concise in court.
- Consider contacting legal aid societies in Arizona for pro bono assistance.
Would you like more information on organizations that provide free legal services in Arizona?
Yes, please. This lawyer was through the courts library and are the only ones available through the library.
Hey ****! Here are some organizations in Arizona that might offer pro bono legal assistance:
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.clsaz.org
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.sazlegalaid.org
Would you like more details on how to present your evidence effectively in court?
Community Legal Services (CLS)
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.clsaz.org
Southern Arizona Legal Aid (SALA)
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.sazlegalaid.org
Would you like more details on how to present your evidence effectively in court?
Yes, more details on how to present to the court. also, as far as assets, the residence has increased in value exponentially since we purchased it. it used the county assessors figure, she did not like that. thank you
Hey ****, here are some tips for presenting your case in court:
- Organize your evidence chronologically.
- Use visual aids like charts to show the value increase of the residence.
- Keep your statements concise and relevant.
- Practice presenting your points calmly and respectfully.
Would you like more tips on specific types of evidence you can present?
- Organize your evidence chronologically.
- Use visual aids like charts to show the value increase of the residence.
- Keep your statements concise and relevant.
- Practice presenting your points calmly and respectfully.
Would you like more tips on specific types of evidence you can present?
Yes, more details on how to present to the court
Hey ****! Here are some tips on presenting your evidence effectively in court:
- Organize your documents chronologically.
- Highlight key evidence like financial records, communication logs, and any relevant court papers.
- Be clear and concise in your explanations.
- Remain respectful and address the judge as "Your Honor."
Would you like any specific advice on presenting certain types of evidence?
- Organize your documents chronologically.
- Highlight key evidence like financial records, communication logs, and any relevant court papers.
- Be clear and concise in your explanations.
- Remain respectful and address the judge as "Your Honor."
Would you like any specific advice on presenting certain types of evidence?
yes what types of evidence
Hey ****, here are some specific types of evidence that could be useful in your situation:
- Financial records showing your contributions.
- Communication logs (texts, emails) that support your claims.
- Police reports and court documents, including your order of protection.
- Witness statements from people who can verify your story.
Would you like tips on how to gather or present any of these specific types of evidence?
- Financial records showing your contributions.
- Communication logs (texts, emails) that support your claims.
- Police reports and court documents, including your order of protection.
- Witness statements from people who can verify your story.
Would you like tips on how to gather or present any of these specific types of evidence?
yes specific types of evidence to gather and how to present would be great
Hey ****! Here are some specific types of evidence you might want to gather and tips on how to present them:
- Financial Records: Gather bank statements, receipts, and any documents showing your financial contributions. Present them in chronological order.
- Communication Logs: Collect texts, emails, and letters that support your claims. Highlight key messages.
- Police Reports: Obtain copies of any police reports related to your situation. Present them as part of a chronological timeline.
- Witness Statements: Get written statements from individuals who can verify your story. Ensure they are signed and dated.
Would you like more details on any of these types of evidence?
- Financial Records: Gather bank statements, receipts, and any documents showing your financial contributions. Present them in chronological order.
- Communication Logs: Collect texts, emails, and letters that support your claims. Highlight key messages.
- Police Reports: Obtain copies of any police reports related to your situation. Present them as part of a chronological timeline.
- Witness Statements: Get written statements from individuals who can verify your story. Ensure they are signed and dated.
Would you like more details on any of these types of evidence?
yes please
Hey ****! Here are some specific tips on gathering and presenting evidence:
- Financial Records:
- Gather bank statements, receipts, and any financial documents showing your contributions.
- Present these documents in chronological order to establish a clear timeline.
- Communication Logs:
- Collect texts, emails, or letters that support your claims.
- Highlight key parts and organize them by date.
- Police Reports and Court Documents:
- Obtain any available police reports and compile all court documents.
- Present them to show the legal actions taken and outcomes.
- Witness Statements:
- Ask friends, family, or neighbors who can verify your story to provide written statements.
- Ensure they are signed and, if possible, notarized.
Would you like detailed advice on how to acquire police reports or any other specific documents?
- Financial Records:
- Gather bank statements, receipts, and any financial documents showing your contributions.
- Present these documents in chronological order to establish a clear timeline.
- Communication Logs:
- Collect texts, emails, or letters that support your claims.
- Highlight key parts and organize them by date.
- Police Reports and Court Documents:
- Obtain any available police reports and compile all court documents.
- Present them to show the legal actions taken and outcomes.
- Witness Statements:
- Ask friends, family, or neighbors who can verify your story to provide written statements.
- Ensure they are signed and, if possible, notarized.
Would you like detailed advice on how to acquire police reports or any other specific documents?
Given the information shared how can i convey all of this information to the judge in a quick and respectful manner in my statement. I only hired a lawyer to not to have to deal with my sister, after i signed they told me i still had to deal with her.
Hey ****! Here's a concise and respectful way to convey your information to the judge:
- Address the judge as "Your Honor."
- Briefly explain your relationship to the property and your contributions.
- Mention the will's validity issue and your sister's actions.
- List key evidence: financial records, communication logs, court documents, and witness statements.
- Conclude by requesting the court's assistance in resolving the matter.
Would you like more tips on organizing your statement?
- Address the judge as "Your Honor."
- Briefly explain your relationship to the property and your contributions.
- Mention the will's validity issue and your sister's actions.
- List key evidence: financial records, communication logs, court documents, and witness statements.
- Conclude by requesting the court's assistance in resolving the matter.
Would you like more tips on organizing your statement?
yes tips would be great
Hey ****! Here are some tips to help organize your statement for the judge:
- Start by addressing the judge as "Your Honor."
- Introduce yourself and your relationship to the property.
- Summarize your contributions and involvement with the property.
- Briefly explain the issue with the will's validity.
- Outline your sister's actions and the problems caused.
- Mention key evidence: financial records, communication logs, court documents, and witness statements.
- Conclude by respectfully requesting the court's assistance.
Would you like more help with any specific part of your statement?
- Start by addressing the judge as "Your Honor."
- Introduce yourself and your relationship to the property.
- Summarize your contributions and involvement with the property.
- Briefly explain the issue with the will's validity.
- Outline your sister's actions and the problems caused.
- Mention key evidence: financial records, communication logs, court documents, and witness statements.
- Conclude by respectfully requesting the court's assistance.
Would you like more help with any specific part of your statement?
Ok. thank you. I click the tab to leave a review and it sends mt=e back to my search page. You may want to have your tech guys fix that. I would like to leave a good review.
Hey ****! Thanks for the feedback about the review tab—I'll pass that along to our tech team. I'm glad to hear you found the information helpful. If you have any more questions or need further assistance with your legal situation, feel free to ask!
Fix the review link, i will leave a good review. Thanks again
Hey ****! I'm glad I could help. I'll make sure to alert our tech team about the review link issue. If you need any more assistance with your legal matter or have other questions, feel free to reach out! Take care!
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