What to do if my father was the executor of my grandfather’s Trust/Will but we’re not on speaking terms and I think that I may have an inheritance due me?

What to do if my father was the executor of my grandfather’s Trust/Will but we’re not on speaking terms and I think that I may have an inheritance due me?

I’m not sure which one. I do know it was not a public document. My father and I are not on speaking terms. I feel deep down in my heart that my father has been untruthful about what was written in my grandfathers will. I feel there was money left to me that my father has not distributed. Is there a way to go about getting aCopy or finding out the truth? I am not able to spend a lot of money for a lawyer.

Asked on March 26, 2013 under Estate Planning, California

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