Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Arizona

This sounds more like a communication issue than a legal question, but is appropriate to ask. The simple suggestion is that you either write a note to the attorney to find out the status or call the office. There could be many reasons why the distribution did not take place yet. In the sentence you quoted, the attorney is merely stating that an "expectation" which you took as a definitive date.

While your expectations are understandable, your frustration may be a bit premature. There is nothing inappropriate about your asking about the status, but keep in mind that the attorney represents the estate and not you individually.

Greg Poulos

Disclaimer: This answer is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. You should talk directly with a legal professional to receive information regarding your particular situation. The information provided in this answer does not establish an attorney/client relationship which requires a formal engagement agreement signed by the client and the attorney.

You are entitled to information regarding the status of the estate. By law the personal representative must provide an inventory to persons entitled to notice within 90 days after he/she is appointed. If more than 90 days have passed, you should take the initiative and inquire. If you have further questions you may contact me by email through my website at www.meyerlawaz.com.