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Elizabeth deVries
Mr. Egbert should never have taken my sisters case against my brother and I contesting our dad’s will.*He should have asked her: “Did you come out to Tucson as planned and your siblings refused to cooperate?” He did not!! If he had, she’d have said, “No” and IF he were ethical he’d have told her to do that before launching what would be a very painful lawsuit. My sister brother and I have emails confirming her dates to come out to divide up my parents final tangible assets. Hard evidence that was the plan. Then suddenly my sister did not show up and sued my brother. Mr. Egbert is immoral and I believe unethical in supporting her to simply launch a cruel lawsuit after the death of our last parent! It’s abhorrent. There were many cruel, uncalled for jabs and maneuvers by Mr. Egbert aimed at me times during this excruciating 2 year legal battle as well which is utterly unprofessional and cruel. One example that turns my stomach: while waiting for the judge; Mr. Egbert tossed the recite for the urns of our parents ashes in my lap asking where my sister’s share of their ashes were! *I adore(d) our parents and was the one who took care of them and was with them while they died and when they died. They were my family unit along with my husband who’d recently died of cancer as well. *Mr. Egbert had those facts. *I had already told BOTH sister and Egbert her urns with each of their ashes were in her storage unit! *That one act is disgusting, let alone a list of others. No one ought ever do something like that…tossing the recite from the funeral parlor where mom and dad were cremated and I bought all of their urns for family members! It was a very painful memory, how could it not be. *Mr. Egbert appeared to get too emotionally involved becoming what appeared, angry and retaliatory. *Here is a tiny glimpse into my sister and how she treated our parents vs how I did: My late husband’s attorney reported her to APS (adult protective services) for exploitation of our parents. Mr. Egbert knew about that. *Egbert got my sister out of paying ALL of her bills therefore I paid for everything! He manipulated that I had to pay some of her legal fees when it was she who started the lawsuit under his say so and acceptance of the case! *He got her out of a valid, legal document written by by our dad requesting that the other 2 siblings who didn’t take his dogs, pay the 1 who took their 3 dogs. That was to help pay for dog food and vet bills. Egbert violated, with help from Judge Harrington, my father’s will and final wishes further by giving my sister mom’s engagement ring. It is in my father’s handwriting that this was to go to me. There is something wrong with Mr. Egbert’s values, morals and ethics. Same with his paralegal, Tanya. * Understand these are only very few incidents. I could write a short book sighting the things he did in supporting a very sick woman (my sister) and making a lot of money off of her by taking this case. I do not feel at all sorry for my sister for the many tens of thousands of dollars she paid him because of how she treated our parents, my brother and me. I’m pointing out that it was wrong for Mr. Egbert to take advantage of her mental state. Mr. Egbert showed NO RESPECT for our father and that angers me the most. He violated our dad’s final will and testament. The case is closed. I look for nothing from anyone. Tell me this: Dad specified: 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 to each of us. Sister got: Approx: $60,000.00 worth tangible assets. I got: Approx. $8,000.00 worth in tangible assets. Some of the problem lies with the particle judge in this case and that is being addressed. Who does what Mr. Egbert did to a person who looked after, took care of and dearly loved her parents, did absolutely everything after they’d both died; for a woman who only hurt them and clearly only wanted as much as she could get, not what our dad wanted for us? What kind of person does that?! The facts speak for themselves if nothing else.
… moreRay Pulsifer
Perceptive…Great insight in creating my estate plan…diligent
… moreMarie Olson
Thorough. Explains things in laymen’s terms.
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