Richard E. Warner

I was in a big, big pickle until I called Mr Richard Warner on the advice of friends. My ex husband and I separarted in 2003 had agreed to do wills to each other 2004 and remained very close until his death in 2011 when he committed suicide. The will was his suggestion and I was very touched that he... was concerned for my welfare as I had no career. The day he died his sister hired an attorney who found "a glitch" in the will. I consulted two attorneys who, without hesitation, told me the sister's attorney was correct and I had no rights to the estate. I had accepted that as a fact and at 63 years old, with very little income, I was shaken to my very core. I made one last call on the matter to Mr Richard Warner who turned that very "glitch" to my benefit. It was very complicated and took 2 1/2 years but every one of the many people who were very confidently involved on the other side were raked over hot coals by Mr Warner and wished very much they had not pursued this trip. He came on like a hurricane and even had the State of Minnesota Department of Revenue run away like a yappy little dog who had just met King Kong. He made the other attorneys and individuals look like fools. Not only did he change my life, he made this distasteful situation so much more bearable with his humorous approach. I am sure I am only one of a long trail of people who feel as I do and closing the estate is almost sad to think my relationship with Richard is also closing. He is aided by his compassionate and capable wife, Nancy, who took very seriously my psychological state at our first meeting and I won't forget her for that either.