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• Lizabeth Schalet attended George Washington University and the City University of New York Law School.? Ms. Schalet conducted numerous jury trials while employed by the Legal Aid Society.? Subsequently, she served as a Senior Trial Attorney at the New York City Commission on Human Rights where she litigated dozens of employment discrimination cases.? Currently, she represents both employers and employees in federal and state courts and before administrative agencies.? Ms. Schalet also has extensive experience mediating employment disputes.? Ms. Schalet is an active member of the National Employment Lawyers Association, the New York State Women's Bar Association and the Lesbian and Gay Legal Association.

  75% of Practice Devoted to Litigation

• New York, 1989 U.S. District Court Eastern District of New York, 1993 U.S. District Court Southern District of New York, 1993

• City University of New York School of Law at Queens College, Flushing, New York

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Without going into too much detail just under 5 years back my grandfather passed who had listed me to recieve 25% of his estate I am trying to be cautious posting this question as I do not want any problems with the exceuter of his estate now his executer called me and said that would be approx X amount of $$ I have questioned this from day one first of all the executer stated to me we were just going to do this without going through probate because it would take an extremley long time etc. I had no idea it was law that it was supposed to go through probate the reason I questioned the amount from day 1 is because I frequently visited my grandparents they were everything to me and my grandmother mentioned to me numerous times that she could not spend in a lifetime what they had in one savings account alone she unexpectedly passed one year before my grandfather. I need an atorney with a heart to at least check his accts prior to his passing and then tell me yes you need to reopen this.. Please know I contacted a probate atorney in FL and they said I should definetly reopen it but I cannot afford a $300 fee to start if I am potentially wrong. I am facing serious financial problems. And no that is not why I am questioning this I have questioned this from day one when I submitted this to a probate in FL they then explained to me that it was FL law it should of gone through probate so that alone made me even more leary of what may have gone on. My grandfather had sent me a copy of his will a few months before he passed he had it signed by 3 witnesses etc and it was written word for word as a will should be and I believe he t turned it over to the county clerk as they have it on file but no info on the accounts. This is one of those gut feelings and it has been eating me up for years. I have to know wether or not I was lied to. Is there any way to at least check the accounts prior so I can know wether or not to reopen this? Thank you in advance for any information.. Ok I called him the executer he is my uncle my grandfathers son so this is a very very sticky situation. I am simply trying to keep this slightly low profile on here but I need to know this has never sat with me my uncle has no idea the things my grandparents told me over the years as we were extremley close. Trust me this is a nightmare. Thank you to the two answers so far I will check back in a bit..

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