Boynton Beach Woman Sues County Official Over Will Fraud! Are you the Victim of Will Fraud in West Palm Beach?

A woman from Boynton Beach claims her Mother and Aunt’s wills were  fraudlently executed by her sister with the help of a Borough attorney? It all is centered on several family wills connected with Cape May County. Are you worried that will drama is going to bring World War 3 to your family? Learn from this family’s mistakes and clear up any estate issues in West Palm Beach. 

Boynton Beach Inheritance Wars

• A Florida woman claims she was defrauded by her sister in two family member’s wills out of Cape May County.
• A woman who is based in Boynton Beach is suing her sister from Wildwood Crest along with the borough solicitor over allegations of forgery.
• She claims her mother and aunt’s wills were forged in court documents filed with the probate court.
• The solicitor claims the woman is just looking for a scapegoat and notes that in 32 years of practice she does not have a single malpractice or ethics complaint lodged against her. 
• The woman’s sister has not commented on the dispute to the press, yet.
• What is so important about this case?
• For one thing the lessons it can teach all of us.
• The woman’s lawsuit was dismissed in June because she passed the deadline for filing aprobate lawsuit. 
• Do you know the deadlines for filing a claim in the probate court in West Palm Beach?
• Do not sleep on your rights or wait too long because it will be too late.
• The woman says now that since there was a fraud on the court a different time line applies.
• Aren’t all probate issues going to go through the court and if someone lies this trick would always work?
• The woman also claims she was never notified of her relative’s probate!
• This is very suspicious since the sister was the personal representative of the estate. 
• So why is the county solicitor in all of this?
• She is the one who drafted the wills.
• Can you sue the lawyer who drafts a fraudulent will?
• The story gets more interesting as document examiners claim the woman’s mother and aunt are not the ones who signed the will.
• Are you concerned about foul play in West Palm Beach probate?
• You may have a lawsuit but you need to act quickly.

Want to learn more about this family probate war?

Check out this recent article from a local newspaper, by clicking here.