My Grandfather died while I was in prison in 2008. He wrote me a letter, that I still have, and told me that I would inherit a third of his estate, my father and uncle inheriting the other two thirds. When I called my Grampy's house my father answered asking me where his will was. My Grampy's lawyer had died and the lawyers son took over his estate affairs. I was the only one who knew where my Grampy kept everything so without the lawyer present I told my father where the will was and he said, "Oh that is what he was doing in their last night". Every phone call made from prison is recorded. I did not hear anything from my parents until a few weeks later in a letter telling me basically what a lowsy child I am and I kept that letter to. I then wrote every lawyer in Ellsworth, Maine I could find at the law library and got a response saying that I was not in the will my Grampy wrote. My father dispises me and found out that I was added to the will and distroyed the one my Grampy had in his safe. I still have the letters and was wondering if I had a chance.

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Country relating to Question: United States
State (if USA): Maine

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I live in Florida and my Grampy died in Maine. I have asked people I know some say I have a chance others say I don't.