Stan Welsh I feel unethically represented me. He may know probate and estate planning but he does not appear to be specialized in working for beneficiaries of the estate. I inherited one residential property and co-ownership of investment property. PR's attorney Aaron Seable and Stan Welsh did not hold PR accountable to the will, or to the PR's fiduciary duties. 8 months of paying Stan to forward messages sent by PR and Aaron Seable, with no records of accounting, current appraisals or release of deeds, or income from the estate all of the duty of the PR. Stan would forward emails and say he did not review but to give comment on material provided. Then would I would reply with the material still did not provide proof of accounting, appraisal, or still was not releasing my inherited shares and items. Stan would then question and almost rage bait why I would ask or need these things. It appeared to me that Stan worked for the PR as well as Aaron Seable. PR destroyed personal willed items to me and Stan said there was nothing I could do about it unless I went civil. Stan did nothing in the interest of the beneficiary and complicated a very black and white will, and kept referencing PR's actions are civil and would have to do after probate. None of this was true, and if he was in the interest of what he was paid for he would have removed the PR through the courts. I have legal rights to records of income property and the release of the income. Stan often made me feel as if these requests were unreasonable and out of my rights. I would not recommend Stan for any legal advise and he openly admitted he did not research most of my rights on this. I would run if the opposing attorney is Aaron Seable. They appear to work together on their communication but in the interest of the estate read more