Inheritance crime-fighting is big business for law enforcement. Inheritance crime is under-reported to law enforcement because victims:-
do not have the technical capability to recognise or articulate relevant crime
do not have a ready local source of information or advice specifically on inheritance crime
do not have confidence in law enforcement's expertise, experience, receptivity or availability: police and prosecutors, not esteemed for their clairvoyance or civil law prowess, are particularly notorious for fobbing off victim heirs at the outset with the multiply disreputable "It's a civil matter".
Inheritance crime is neglected by law enforcement because police and prosecutors:-
do not have the required resources, expertise or experience
are at a particular disadvantage in relation to highly technical, ordinarily undetectable inheritance crime, and inheritance crime committed by lawyers
deprive themselves of exposure to cases: they prefer complex cases delivered to them on a plate — the very kind that requires and repays professional precision detective work.
Being fully alive technically to all types of inheritance crime offers increasingly rich professional pickings to astute police and prosecutors. Inheritance crime is a rich source of court work and will repay detailed study, especially:-
in relation to supposedly undetectable inheritance crime
committed in plain view
if committed by insider lawyers
if committed by other insiders such as heirs
if committed in organised ways by organised criminals
if apparently all very challenging and tiresome to describe.
Were police and prosecutors to genuinely have the requisite skills (instead of, in some cases, faking it, more or less obviously, to say nothing of "It's a civil matter" pretensions to civil law expertise), and were to be accessible, and were to become conspicuous locally, regionally, nationally and internationally, such a specialist community would dramatically undermine the environment and the ecosystem in which inheritance crime and criminals presently prosper.
MHNA's training will enhance your range of professional and personal skills, and enable you to fully do your job and your duty, with gratifying results.
There is of course no shortage of civil lawyers professing to have the expertise and experience necessary to properly, fully, effectively, cost-effectively fight — civilly — multi-dimensional heavy-duty inheritance crime involving high-value, intricate, vulnerable estates.
Some civil lawyers might well have some limited capability but use it to criminalise estates, including as estate managers and as lawyers to estate managers.
Other civil lawyers, for hire by victim heirs, lie bare-faced to them, initially and throughout (until exposed), about having the necessary expertise and experience. We assert this as a fact from direct professional and personal experience over more than twenty years. We have seen, and have on the written record, a statistically representative sample of criminally charlatan 'specialist' lawyers at partner level in their firms' private client and litigation departments. They not only steal from the victim heir, sabotage his case and undermine his standing but overtly collude and assist in the criminality of the estate manager and front-office opponents. MHNA has an extensive archive of this behavior. It is a public scandal.
MHNA invites refutation. We challenge the self-professedly affronted civil lawyer to contact us with particulars who, in relation to any real case involving a high-value, intricate, vulnerable estate, has:-
never lied to the customer victim heir about capability and suitability (expertise + experience) in fighting inheritance-related crime
never wilfully, dishonestly undermined the customer's position in relation to any inheritance crime or criminal
never become inappropriately chummy with any inheritance criminal principal or accessory
delivered, without any nonsense, a complete solution to the entire problem properly, fully, correctly, quickly, efficiently, effectively, cost-effectively and without any of the props of dysfunctional law practice (secret billing targets, impossible-to-verify falsified timesheets, the use of bills as a pretext to steal, etc.).
(We doubt we'll be hearing from anyone soon.)
Meanwhile, you don't have to advertise to anyone that you are instituting, developing, strengthening and reinforcing, with MHNA's training, your legitimate inheritance crime-fighting civil practice (including the capability to deal properly with colleague lawyer criminals). The genuine capability that you will acquire will be good for business, good for morale and good for your customers.