That is exactly Lori's problem with Tylee, she wouldn't stay silent about a lot of things. Poor Tylee knew a lot about a lot of things.
I think those might be the executors. They are going for letters of administration which are what the executor needs to do probate.
So another weird autism nuance. Its not that uncommon for parents of autistic children to come off like they feel burdened by their kids. There are a variety of reasons for this generally, from having the realization that your child will be different from all the dreams you had, to coming to terms with possible financial, emotional, and physical strains long term care might cause. I know some parents with nonverbal children that if you just casually overheard one of their conversations you might think was a heartless monster who hates their kids, but knowing them personally I know that's as far from the truth as possible. I understand both sides of this situation, I know how hard it is and how much sacrifice is involved in creating a safe nurturing environment for kids like JJ, and I get that parents often get overwhelmed and need to vent. That being said, the kids arent oblivious, and are just trying to find a way to a happy life, they're not trying to be a bother. I really feel for both sides, but I tend to speak up more for the kids because they sometimes dont have a viable way to do it for themselves. Long story short, Lori might not have been as fed up with JJ as she appears, a lot of loving parents to autistic children come off that way too. When they do, I tend to show them this:
Anyone else notice ZP is now ZP-P? Did she remarry?!?
I think that is from previous marriage
I had to file probate for my mother's estate, total value of under $20k. Nobody was fighting over it, that is just a requirement in the state where she died, but I looked it up and my name is on the probate court history. This was NOT in Arizona so maybe not relevant, I'm just saying filing for probate doesn't necessarily mean there is a fight. MOO
Totally MOO as I don't have experience but I can't see the insurance company paying out quickly in the case of someone getting two bullets to the chest. Insurance companies have their own investigators, right?
If he named them as executors, that would make sense. Probate is weird and has a million random rules and ways they do things. In Oregon, they follow lines of succession for executor unless there are named executors in a will, for example. I would assume AZ is similar.
No, not universal. Depends on the policy and the wording.
Maybe LE was at the school this week to look at video footage. If CV brought JJ to school the day before he died, her story is sunk. MOO
Or...AC married someone with assets to get in on all the fun? And in my fantasy world he got the recipe for poison from CD but screwed it up and poisoned himself. MOO of course.
Maybe the executors of his will. Same age range as CV. Maybe old friends?
