Draft:US Savings Bonds: Do we have a leaky US Treasury?

War Babies only believed in U.S. Savings Bonds, get that Savings Bonds Inventory. My parents believed that nothing but US Savings Bonds were a safe investment. ANTYHING to do with the stock market was gambling for rich people.

I asked Mom for an Inventory to Dad's Savings bonds from the time he died for eleven years until she died. She thought her children would be civil with one another during the probate process for her estate. It included about $100K Face Value in Savings Bonds which at full maturity might be worth as much as $200K. The executor refused the other heirs any kind of inventory of assets and his lawyer managed to make sure it wasn't submitted until the very end. I tried to challenge his executorship based on his refusal. My first lawyer just tried to sell me an expensive loan based on my future settlement and told the judge without me present that I changed my mind and had no objection to the executor. I lost and at that exact moment apparently lost my right to an inventory of those Savings Bonds; or maybe it was just completely inaccessible the instant the executor cashed or put them in the probate account.

The question is, "Did all the Savings Bond money make it to the Probate Account?" . Every lawyer has told me it isn't possible for the executor to just cash the bonds instead of putting them in the probate account. I know the executor has underreported the Savings Bonds. There should be approximately $150,000 to $200,000 but only $84,000 is reported. I can't get an inventory from the US Savings Bonds website. I can't get one from any Treasury Department site and it would immediately resolve any issue with my case. The website has not helped after three investigation requests.

Is this a sign I should not be confident in The US Treasury? Is there a leak in the Treasury? This could even be something for the Sovereign Citizen fanatics to get dander up over.

I truly wonder if the Treasury website refuses to give an inventory of my father's bond inventory is because it's a poorly managed website and they can't or our US Treasury isn't following Standard Accounting Practices in keeping business records for three years. The latter would be very bad. It might just be a little fissure in a poorly managed website or could be a fully formed massive fault line under our Federal US Treasury. Every citizen deserves that kind of information. Meanwhile, every Probate Lawyer, Real Estate Lawyer and Agent and Tax Lawyer seems to want to exploit this inadequacy in our Federal US Treasury to do everything from helping an executor of a will steal Savings Bond income from rightful heirs to eviting or putting people out of their homes. I am a disabled veteran and I've been treated like low hanging fruit by The Executor of my mother's estate and a Walmart Superstore of a Real Estate Agent/Lawyer/Tax Preparer/Property Management Company Owner/?. Some things you don't want from all in one place.

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War Babies only believed in U.S. Savings Bonds, get that Savings Bonds Inventory. My parents believed that nothing but US Savings Bonds were a safe investment. ANTYHING to do with the stock market was gambling for rich people.

I asked Mom for an Inventory to Dad's Savings bonds from the time he died for eleven years until she died. She thought her children would be civil with one another during the probate process for her estate. It included about $100K Face Value in Savings Bonds which at full maturity might be worth as much as $200K. The executor refused the other heirs any kind of inventory of assets and his lawyer managed to make sure it wasn't submitted until the very end. I tried to challenge his executorship based on his refusal. My first lawyer just tried to sell me an expensive loan based on my future settlement and told the judge without me present that I changed my mind and had no objection to the executor. I lost and at that exact moment apparently lost my right to an inventory of those Savings Bonds; or maybe it was just completely inaccessible the instant the executor cashed or put them in the probate account.

The question is, "Did all the Savings Bond money make it to the Probate Account?" . Every lawyer has told me it isn't possible for the executor to just cash the bonds instead of putting them in the probate account. I know the executor has underreported the Savings Bonds. There should be approximately $150,000 to $200,000 but only $84,000 is reported. I can't get an inventory from the US Savings Bonds website. I can't get one from any Treasury Department site and it would immediately resolve any issue with my case. The website has not helped after three investigation requests.

Is this a sign I should not be confident in The US Treasury? Is there a leak in the Treasury? This could even be something for the Sovereign Citizen fanatics to get dander up over.

I truly wonder if the Treasury website refuses to give an inventory of my father's bond inventory is because it's a poorly managed website and they can't or our US Treasury isn't following Standard Accounting Practices in keeping business records for three years. The latter would be very bad. It might just be a little fissure in a poorly managed website or could be a fully formed massive fault line under our Federal US Treasury. Every citizen deserves that kind of information. Meanwhile, every Probate Lawyer, Real Estate Lawyer and Agent and Tax Lawyer seems to want to exploit this inadequacy in our Federal US Treasury to do everything from helping an executor of a will steal Savings Bond income from rightful heirs to eviting or putting people out of their homes. I am a disabled veteran and I've been treated like low hanging fruit by The Executor of my mother's estate and a Walmart Superstore of a Real Estate Agent/Lawyer/Tax Preparer/Property Management Company Owner/?. Some things you don't want from all in one place.