In Re Richard J. Fields

This case relates to a 9 million dollar estate of a 96 year old blind man and his family which had three ' mental patients. Within one hour Judge Rita Mella in the New York County Surrogate’s Court gave all Sydney Fields’ estate to the nieces of his third wife (she predeceased him). After that all the appellate courts rejected my appeal. That is why I am here looking for justice. Below are questions raised in my Case. Thank you for your attention. (0 Should we ignore a forged initial because our law does not require an initial to make a Will valid? How about people falsifying a will by switching its pages? (ii) Should we allow lawyers to conceal a person’s psychiatric problem before accusing him and causing him a big loss? (Nine Million Dollars) (iii) Should we allow a judge to recognize a will-drafter’s affirmations rather than the decedents’ statements which were recorded on audiotape? (iv) Shouldn’t video and audiotapes be manda­ tory and required by law for Will drafters who provide service for blind people? Shouldn’t we at least require their Wills being read aloud in front of the witnesses?