Macleod Title & Escrow Co Inc Manipulating the Elderly Alexandria, Virginia

WILLS ARE PUBLIC RECORDS--1ST OPTION--THE SISTER CAN CALL THE PROBATE COURT AND DISCUSS THE SITUATION WITH THE COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS (FOR VIRGINIA) OR WHATEVER THE TITLE IS IN NEW YORK AND THEY SHOULD PROVIDE A COPY OF THE WILL ESPECIALLY IF THE SISTER IS IN THE WILL.  2ND OPTION, THE SISTER CAN ASK A TITLE ABSTRACTOR TO GET A COPY OF THE WILL FILED IN PROBATE COURT--JUST SEARCH FOR A TITLE ABSTRACTOR OR TITLE COMPANY IN THE COUNTY THE WILL WAS FILED AND THEY CAN GET A COPY (ABOUT $100).  YOU DON'T NEED TO GO THROUGH THE ATTORNEY THAT SIDED WITH THERESA--THE SISTER WON'T GET ANYWHERE. 

IF THE SISTER WANTS TO CONTEST THE WILL, SHE WILL NEED TIME & ENERGY TO DEVOTE TO IT WHICH IS NOT DIFFICULT BUT TIME CONSUMING AND EMOTIONALLY UNPLEASANT.  SHE CAN SEARCH ON HOW TO CONTEST A WILL IN HER COUNTY IN NEW YORK?  HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF THE ESTATE LAW FOR VIRGINIA ON HOW TO CONTEST A WILL AND ON WHAT GROUNDS--http://www.virginiaestatelaw.com/main/chapters/litigation/willcontest.shtml

THERESA MAYBE LIABLE FOR WILL FRAUD AND COMPLETE ESTRANGEMENT FROM HER YOUNGER SISTER WHICH IS REALLY SAD.  LIFE IS SHORT--BUT DESPICABLE PEOPLE--FAMILY MEMBERS INCLUDED--CAN MAKE IT SHORTER.

BEST WISHES TO THE YOUNGER SISTER.
FROM A CAREGIVER THAT HAS PERSONALLY EXPERIENCED THIS,
T.L.

Whatever the case, should not the sister have a right to what the will was and the amount it was and what was spilt and what her balance is. What are you a ex boy friend?

The younger sister is 40 and ther was no reason to have any exector of this will. It was spilt between the two of them evenly.

You are mistaken.  In New York State, whenever there are assets in the estate, there must be an executor of the estate.  If the will does not name an executor, then the PROBATE COURT will name an executor.

The duty of the executor is to manage the estate and to PAY any outstanding claims against the estate (this is accomplished FIRST.)  If there are any assetts after all estate debts are satisfied, the executor then disperses the assets in compliance with the directions in the will.  If the will does not include any apportionments, then the executor liquidates the estate as the executor deems fit.

BTW, next time you post a ROR and a rebutal, you might want to use a different logon.  You posted as chris and then made a "by author" rebuttal as Ken.  Maybe you should but out and mind your own business.

Theresa did this while the father was in a dementia state and the girl friend call her to come up and they took him ot the attorney. they made him beleive that it was best that the older of the two be the exector. This are not kid, The younger sister is 40 and ther was no reason to have any exector of this will. It was spilt between the two of them evenly. But with Theresa is control the younger sister can only get the amount Theresa convince her father into giving her. And wht will she not give her what the total was after the debts were paid and the balance now. What is she hiding?

What kind of sister does this to her flesh and blood. Theresa own this Title company a makes over 100,000 a year, Her yonger sister makes 21,000 and could of use this money to buy a small home or a down payment. Her sister has a car loan that could be paid off instead of her struggleing paycheck to paycheck. Can't contest past that stage. She will rot in hell someday trust me.  

Is the father still alive? If so, the will has nothing to do with anything. He gets all the money from the sale, period. If he has died, then she can contest the will if she feels entitled to more. But if she does this, the attorneys fees will be taken out of the father's estate and it could drag on for years. Also, you said that she doesn't know the financials of the will, but you stated that she will get ten thousand a year. This is a contradiction. Which is it, does she know or doesn't she? And if he has died, then she HAS to be read the will. Usually this is done at the lawyers office. As far as the executor goes, someone does have to be executor, this is to ensure that the will is executed properly and as is written, so people don't jump on his stuff and scavenge it all. The executor's job is important and necessary. As long as father is of sound mind, he and only he, can make his will, so it is what he wants. The executor only executes the will.

When it comes to money, everyone should be on guard. Family everyday turn on each other in regards to money. I don't think it was right that Theresa's sister was not present at the time of will being done. It clearly shows that Theresa was up to something fishy and not knowing the amount and her balance clearly shows something not legal is going on. I would consult an attorney to look into this immediately.