Now comes Part #3 - The Broken Promise: This subject is real and has profound consequences and hits this family hard:

Quick Summary:

This family's 24+ rental properties have been removed unknowingly from their business and put into their sister's own name Theft by Fraud - Quit-claim Deeds found in Part #2

Years later, she's unexpectedly killed in an auto accident by a drunk driver found in Part #1:

We pick up the story where the properties are now trapped in the sister's personal estate! The loss of millions for the family members. And then there is yet another twist in this Family's Betrayal to come against John the (Brother) for this last property:

Little Background:

John was 61 years old at the time of his sister's promise to give him the family's home property to John with the requirement of John leaving his 21 years of employment as a professional medical assistant at the Veterans' Home caring for the elderly soldiers and taking care of their mother full-time 24/7/365 for the next 5 years, unpaid. This is a $300K value at the time the promise is made.

He relies on her promise to his detriment. Now after 8 years of providing 24/7/365 caregiver services to his mother with no compensation, the person who made him the promise has been killed.

Now after the family's been fighting 6 long years in probate court; John finds a new threat emerging from a New PR in his sister's personal estate case.

New Crisis Rises Out of The Ashes:

New PR's attorney suddenly files a petition challenging the enforceability of an Oral Promise; this is 12 years later, claiming there is no enforceable written contract in regards to John having legal possession of the property in probate court.

Crisis Resolution Rises Out of The Ashes:

John who is 76 years old now, facing this new threat is seeking justice, John turns to the expertise of a compassionate attorney who fights back and defends the enforceability of the promise made to him, and he relies on that promise to his detriment, now has multiple legal precedence set for enforceability hearing

Stop Enjoying the Benefits of "Unjust Enrichment" by the deceased's estate:

Through challenging legal “process and procedure” debating pleadings in the case, John’s attorney argues the “oral promise” was made in good faith, John’s reliance on that promise to his detriment, John had fulfilled his obligation part of that binding contract with strong legal precedence supporting their position, with all the facts of law behind them; John’s contract commitment requires to be found enforceable by the court.

Furthermore, as required by law have the court order that the estate immediately transfer the property as promised and stop enjoying benefits of "unjust enrichment" for the PR’s own personal gain, as he is 1 of 7 of the heir to benefit from the decease's estate.

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