Pro Bono Law Firm urgently Required....

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Wednesday June 28, 2006 15:41

by B. F. - None

hapilots at ntlworld dot com

State Information witheld from £1,000000 Dublin Estate

We need a 'Highly Respectable' Dublin Law Firm which offers Pro Bono facilities to help discover the truth regarding a £1,00000 Donnybrook estate.
The matter is still on-going... however we need serious answers from the Bank of Ireland and the Post Office. Please help.

Please can a truly honest Dublin Law Firm help.
An 82yr old half deaf half blind aunt was ensconsed into a home for the blind. Within weeks her family Soilicitor was sacked. Another solicitor was brought in who was a great friend of the beneficiary. The Will was then changed leaving the estate to this beneficiary (our sister). A codicil written 10 days later was produced saying that should anything happen to this sister - then - the estate should go to her husband and not family bloodline... or to our aunts' true favourite neice. This is a bogus codicil and I can prove it - just give me the opportunity. Lies have been told to the Law Society....The Post Office....Family Welfare.....The Revenue and even on the sworn Affadavit.
This is not about money.... this is about getting to the truth and getting justice for the rest of the family.
Two members of this family have taken their lives in one form or another in connection to this horrendous family saga.
I have kept everything written document and hold all revelvant papers in connection to the above.
We need the informatiuon from the Post Office and the Bank of Ireland.
Why do people not want the truth to come out. This is just the tip of the iceberg. How many elderly people in Ireland are being fleeced out of their life times hard work by greedy family members.
I am looking for a Highly Respectable Law Firm who is big enough and brave enough to take on this very serious matter. Please....please can someone help. Yours sincerely. B.F.
Ps Or... Is their a member of the Irish Goverment who can held resolve this matter concerning the elderly.
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