Thanks for the words. The attorney that is releasing the money to me is having me sign a document essentially stating there's no action I can take against him if the amount of money released to me is less than what is listed in the will. Another line states that I can't ask for an audit of the accounting or any of the banking information including the total amount of the estate or the other entities being paid out besides me. According to the document, he could basically give me a dollar then tell me have a nice day. I don't know if this is standard form for someone that's receiving something from a will or if this is Shady business dealings. This is taken almost two years already, I'm in the state of Pennsylvania which apparently moves very slowly and I understand that but part of me feels two years is a long time and I kind of have my BS detectors on as it is, now to get what is owed to me I have to sign a document saying if the money is less than promised I just have to accept it and I can't ask any questions LOL that doesn't sound right to me
Mine did. I can't afford an attorney on my behalf and the attorneys of the will and executor doesn't speak at all outside of what the documents say. Very one sided
