Date:
1/25/2016 8:07:57 A.M. Pacific Standard Time
From: Elyse@probatelawlv.com
Reply To:
To: y2j1915@hotmail.com, Stevemiller4lv@aol.com
CC: donna@probatelawlv.com
From: Elyse@probatelawlv.com
Reply To:
To: y2j1915@hotmail.com, Stevemiller4lv@aol.com
CC: donna@probatelawlv.com
Jason,
Can you
please give me your complete address? I will then mail your check to you
and will send it Certified Mail.
Thank
you,
Elyse M.
Tyrell, Esq., LL.M, CELA
Attorney
Elyse Tyrell has been one of cerebral palsy victim Jason Hanson's Trustees
since 2006. She has also been an appointed member of the Nevada Supreme Court
Guardianship Commission since 2015.
Since
2006, Tyrell, attorney Francis Fine, and private guardian Jared
E. Shafer have been responsible for the safekeeping of an $80,000
interest bearing Charles Schwab custodial account set up Jason's late
grandmother for Jason's well being and support.
When
Jason turned 21 in 2010, the proceeds from his account should have been
transferred to him including the interest, but his trustees did not let him
know where it was, or that it still exists. In my opinion, it was as if they
were waiting for him to pass away so they could keep the money.
Last
Friday, Jason testified before the Nevada Supreme Court Guardianship
Commission and asked the whereabouts of his trust. His testimony and
Tyrell's response were broadcast on KTNV
TV CH. 13 News.
In
response to Jason's inquiry at the hearing, Tyrell acting as a Commissioner
went on the record and told Jason that she has his funds at her office and
will give them to him "after I deduct my legal fees." However,
at the beginning of her statement, she clearly stated she had provided her
services pro-bono.
(Fine and
Shafer had already taken their fees totaling over $18,000 from Jason's
inheritance.)
Following
Jason's receipt of this morning's email from Tyrell with
her strange inquiry about where he lives, it will be interesting to
see how much of his trust she has preserved for him, and the amount of legal
fees she deducts. Incidentally, Jason has lived in the same group home at
taxpayer expense since Jared Shafer sold his father's wheelchair equipped
condominium in 2009 at far under market value and kept the proceeds for
himself - all under the watchful eye of Elyse Tyrell, Jason Hanson's
"Trustee."
~SM
~SM
2 comments:
Elyse Tyrell should be have to pay it all to Jason Hanson, with interest and sanctions. And then she should have to stand in court with her head bowed down in shame.
Yes. With a custodial account, you can explain that the money belongs to the child and that you are investing it for him or her. By showing a child the investment mix, types of assets, and performance reports, you can educate him or her about investing. See more here: custodial account for minor .
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