a:8:{s:12:"cfdb7_status";s:6:"unread";s:10:"first-name";s:7:"Rebecca";s:9:"last-name";s:4:"Gray";s:7:"company";s:4:"None";s:3:"tel";s:10:"0224703212";s:5:"email";s:19:"beccagray070@mr.com";s:7:"inquiry";a:1:{i:0;s:62:"csworn@lss-strategicpartners.com, enquiries@broadfield-law.com";}s:12:"your-message";s:1226:"Hello, 

I was wondering if you can help me or point me in the right direction of who to speak to. A long complicated story but I will try and keep it as simple as possible. My father passed away in 2001 his house and my grandmothers house sales were left to his 3 children (including myself) as he was not married to my mother. A year later the children were taken into care due to the mother being schizophrenic and  drug abuse. The mother then accessed the money and used this to pay solicitors and get the house into her name. This with the condition she could live in the house until she passed was not allowed to sell the house ect. I found this out when I turned 18 and went to Sanderson solicitors to access my money. However my mother has been living in a mental health hospital now for years. After being assured by one of your solicitors when receiving my £3000 inheritance that was left.  the house would not be able to be sold I trusted this. However I have just found out the house has been sold and my mother is unable to explain this to me and neither are her care workers because I am not authorised on her paperwork. I would be grateful if you could help me with this matter. 

Kind regards Rebecca gray";}