The Will of A. F.

1       The Will of Andrew Fabian

2       Prologue to Will

My father had a long period of being terminally ill with cancer.  Near the time of his death, my father became very distressed because he could not be buried according to his own wishes.  Having been bedridden for a long time and under a lot of medication, it was very difficult to understand exactly what the gentleman wanted to be done.  Under the care of his doctor at the Catherine Booth Hospital and several other others, including myself, he was given the ability to make the money that he needed so that he could make his arrangements in the way he wanted.  He made an extraordinary amount of money and opened a new graveyard with the perfect place for him.  There was enough money to leave a comfortable sum for life to his heirs.

3       the Conditions of the Will of Andrew Fabian

At the time of my father’s death, the house was sold at a high price based on my parent’s real estate and construction expertise. My mother would live the house and prepare it for the new owner when she grew too fragile. 

To protect the fragile widow, the entire estate was left under her care until death and then would then be divided equally between my brother and me. 

I was informed in a meeting that I would inherit an amount of at least forty thousand dollars a year for life.  It would be under financial council in order to increase this money as much as possible.

The physical estate, included two houses and the expensive collection of furniture, jewels and collectibles such as Royal Daulton serving ware.  There was also some commercial property.  The country house would go to my brother.  The city house would be sold to cover the expenses of my mother.  And all the art, antiques, jewelry and collectible of it would go to me.   This collection of art would show the impressive cultural roots that influenced my artistic career.

Until the collection could be properly presented it would be put into permanent storage if need be.

4       The Reading of the Will OF ANDREW Fabian

This information meeting was handled by an anonymous gentleman who used the name “Max”. Max was used because he was associated with the Maxwell Cummings Family Association.  The Association ran a library my father frequented and a museum auditorium that I went to.  It was also the name of my father’s deceased long time notary 

5       The Problem

Presently my mother is very fragile and unable to remain autonomous. My brother wants to put up the house for quick sale and litigate the collection for this reason.  He says after my mother’s death there will be no increase in my standard of living.  This is contrary to what I have been told in the meeting near my father death.

I would like the truth to be established and for this reason I would like to have a copy of the will.