For most of the years of this firm's life, we've focused on high-stakes litigation, with particular emphasis on an area with enormous impact on several generations: representing clients who have been improperly disinherited or who have had trouble with their rights in the Probate system. Accordingly, we've developed a reputation as the "Heirs' Law Firm" - the place people turn to when their rights as heirs are at stake. When these Heirs' rights are violated, it often means a lifetime of accumulated wealth lost. Our practice in Heir's Rights has grown to the point where we are asked to deal with these issues daily on a local and national level, something that will benefit you. For more information on this see www.disinheritedheirs.com.
	Pioneers in Heir's Rights Advocacy As the "Heir's Law Firm", we've handled literally hundreds of Probates, Will Contests and Trust litigation cases. This has brought us into contact with some of the best people we could hope to know....our clients. We've also learned a great deal about how the probate system works, and how to encourage (and occasionally compel) brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, and the like to provide our clients their intended share of a an estate who otherwise would have been left out. We all know at least one story of a "rich uncle" whose promises to his niece/nephew were frustrated when the other members of his family "found out." Fogg, Fogg & Handley's experience helps make the 'bad actors" and even Executors and Trustees act in a reasonable, accountable way. To learn more, visit www.disinheritedheirs.com.
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	When You Need a Lawyer If you're considering legal action because your rights as a potential heir have been violated, you may consider that you're in uncharted waters. There are lots of people who spend a lot of energy on saying bad things about our legal system and about people who sue. Remember, sometimes people in charge of someone else's business have the power to make decisions that have an enormous impact on your future, both economically and emotionally. They must be held accountable for how they use that power. Sometimes that requires you have an advocate who knows how to properly use the legal system. (Not always, however. There are some things you should be doing on your own, right now! To learn more visit www.disinheritedheirs.com.)
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