HeyJaredGreg Lee Speaks Out
As the name implies, I will be speaking out on a variety of topics that I and others have been affected by, including Guardianship and the Probate Courts.
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“Respondent Appears in Person.” Or Did She? (opens the original)
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This is Part 2 of The Lawyers in the Middle. Part 1 examined John Farris’s work for Pulaski County public administrators, the fees paid through probate, and the question of who hired him. Read Part 1 here.Source noteThis story is based on the public docket and documents in In the Matter of Ruth C. Hokanson, Pulaski County case number 23PU-PR00120; my observations at the Pulaski County Courthouse on October 18, 2023; a video recording made at Hokanson’s apartment after the hearing; a photograph t
She Had a Lot of Money. She Wanted to Go Home. (opens the original)
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The Lawyers in the Middle, Part 1 (opens the original)
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Source NoteThis article is based on court filings, docket records, annual settlements, attorney invoices, recorded real-estate documents, courtroom audio, Pulaski County payment records, and Sunshine Law responses reviewed by the author. The records establish the payments, filings, and statements described below. They do not, by themselves, establish that any particular fee or payment was unlawful or that any attorney or public official committed misconduct.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewabl
No Action Taken. Until Now. (opens the original)
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Source NoteThis article is a follow-up to No Action Will Be Taken, which examined James Rickerson’s effort to terminate his guardianship and conservatorship.For this update, I reviewed probate docket entries, court orders, correspondence and related records from the Rickerson, Butler, Chaffee and Hassett cases. Those records show the filings, appointments and timeline described here. They do not establish, on their own, that any attorney or public official committed misconduct or violated an eth
Before the Lawyers in the Middle (opens the original)
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Source NoteThis article is based on Pulaski County Case.net records, court orders, guardianship and conservatorship filings, financial records, and final-distribution documents in In the Matter of Michael Scott Williamson, Case No. 18PU-PR00070. It also references later court records involving some of the same attorneys and fiduciaries.The records establish the roles and events described below. They do not, by themselves, establish misconduct by any attorney, fiduciary, family member, or judicia
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