probate, father past ,no will aunt will not even take my telepone calls?
921254
You need a lawyer dude, also probate filings are public records you can get copies of what she is doing, assuming she filed.
306835
From what it sounds like yeah you defenitely have a case. i think just threatening them that you'll go to court with it might work. if not try getting free lawyer advice.\nhttp://www.prepaidlegal.com/ check ut this site. It's cheap and my family uses their services. they've been quite good so far
910928
I hate to say this, but you are probably up "sheep's creek without a paddle"!\nI am presently going through the same ordeal. My mom passed away and left a will, so we thought! Sometime in her last days my brother managed to coerce her into doing a new will that left him as power of attorney, executor of the will, and recipient of all her bank accounts! I knew for a fact that my mother was not capable "mentally" of doing this due to her condition! I protested to no avail and the court refused to budge unless I hired an attorney. The attorney wanted a $25,000 retainer fee that would "begin" the objection and more than likely result in a law suit against my brother that would have cost far more! It just wasn't worth the effort. However, with all said, the man above sees all and punishes those who go against his word! So in my heart I know his day is coming and we can all celebrate when the moment arises!!!!
1013312
First off, I'd like to extend my premature condolences and am sorry that you're even going thru this. \n\n       Talk to your father and see if you and him can put your head together and consider legal action. I'm not saying sue. There's no one to sue, not until you get a case. There should be an investigation with this place. Take it from there, but also.....\n\n        On the other hand, my father's in the medical field and 1 day before my grandmother passed on last November she was doing fine for a couple of days after having complications. She was talking like her usual self until she slipped into a coma of sorts... My father termed that "the calm before the storm" and that he had seen that all the time at his hospital. He has been dealing with patients for almost 30 years now, so I definitely take incentive in that. This is likely what it was....she was doing ok for a time following her malady, but whatever was the underlying cause of her condition went in and took over even when she appeared to be up and around. It's a sad and confusing part of death. Apparently, it's also common.
118223
That is a telemarketer. I get them showing all 0's or 9's. I answered it after getting the call a few times. They will keep calling. just pick it up and say no and hangup.
709758
It is extremely bothersome! Here is a web site where you can go to be put on the "do not call" list www.donotcall.gov or call 1-888-382-1222
700226
I am sorry for your loss and my condolences to you and your family.As long as you or any family member has not co-signed on any of her debts the creditors will have to just eat that debt, as far as their constant harrasment you may want to provide them with a copy of the death certificate or mark the correspondence deceased return to sender and that may get most of them off your back .
107454
Look in the phone book under Legal Aid. That's where I would start. My sisters soon to be Ex pulled the same garbage but didn't get away with it.
672299
Move far away and change yuor phone number.  That always works!  Good luck ...
689371
i think your going to have to contact her or some other family member. sorry cant help you here\n\ngood luck
56095
Call toll free 1 888 1222 from your phone line, or you may go to www.DoNotCall.gov\n\nThat's how to stop telemarketing calls.\n\nWishing you the best.\nDawn
725540
Not calling when they say they would
774847
You have to find out of your grandmother has a will. Everything will go to whom ever she names. You will not be able to do anything about it.
953829
Pwer of Attorney is whoever your grandfather appoints.  If he is confused or not responsive then usually it will fall on next of kin meaning your parents or an aunt or uncle.  In some cases family has joint POA.  As far as a will, does he have one?  If that is the case then as previously mentioned I would contact the attorney of your grandfather.
824932
You have an order against her - that was the first step. Now she is violating it. You need to call the police and inform them of this. If there is any way that you can record these calls, or if they are messages, save them. The State's Attorney will be able to use them as evidence possibly. Harrassing phone calls is a serious crime with an order or not. She can be broiught to court and serve jail time. You just have to be persistant and make sure that you never initiate contact.
503372
THe only options you have are to block restricted numbers from calling you. That can only be done wit land line phones, not cell phones. I know it is annoying, hopefully one day the phone companies will fix this.\n\nTo get blocked numbers from not calling you is to request this service from your phone company.
810679
before you give them a chance to say anything (assuming you have caller ID and know ahead of time that its someone you dont want to talk to) say "Hey is Johnathan there?" ...as if you were the one calling. when they reply say, "Oh ok, I'll try again later then."\nAnd hang up the phone\n\n--Monker