Inheritance theft? Investigate it yourself.

If somebody is stealing your inheritance, can you get to the bottom of it on your own? Look, as an investigative agency, we do all kinds of investigations and document retrieval for probate cases, wills, and power of attorney, and all these different frauds that happen. We do these investigations daily. But sometimes clients will ask us, hey, can I do this? The answer is yes, you can. We'll give you a couple examples on this video. And if you want more information, link below. With you and tell you exactly what to do. Exactly what to do. Wanna do wanna do an investigation for documents that were filed that give correct instructions of what to do when somebody dies. Inheritance theft. What happens is somebody dies. And that person or the government has instructions. Their assets. The house goes here. The bank account goes here. The car goes here, whatever. There is legal, specific, correct instructions that are supposed to happen when a person dies. A will, a trust, a power of attorney, probate documents if they... different things that could give directions. An inheritance theft occurs when people didn't follow those directions. That didn't belong to them. Or even an executor or administrator gave something away to the wrong person. That's inheritance theft. So what do you do? Well, and you find those documents. Now, they may be difficult to find because they're filed in different places. Could be the clerk, recorder of deeds, Secretary of State, OSINT. Different places they could be. So don't give up them in the first place. You might say, well, there was no will. Well, maybe there was, but nobody ever brought it to your attention. Nobody ever published it. So you need to get to the bottom of it. That's what we do in investigations. We look for those documents. If there were no documents created that legally give those instructions. Now, there's another process where the government will, which they would appoint somebody to give those directions. If that was never done, and somebody took assets that didn't belong to them, you want to undo that. Remember, we're not attorneys giving you legal advice, but we see this all the time where there has to be a very specific set of formal directions of what to do with a dead person's assets that have to. If those weren't followed, that's... and you need to undo that. Thing you look for.