can a attorney and trustee of a trust use a fraudulent lien as a insturment to bargan against probate hearing?
Asked on 2/26/11, 8:59 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Anthony Smith
LawSmith
Attorneys are prohibited from committing a fraud upon a court. That includes a probate court. So, under teh facts you described, the attorney/trustee would be violating their obligation as an officer of the court, if they allege a fraudulent lein is a legitimate lien, in order to sway the court to take a certain course of action.
Good luck
Answered on 2/26/11, 1:29 pm
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