IT HAS BEEN LONG ENOUGH FOR HIS WILL TO BE PUBLIC.AND I NEED A COPY
PLEASE. DON HENSMAN WAS AN ARCHITECT IN PASADENA, CALIFORNIA.HE WAS
BORN OCTOBER 19TH 1924 IN OMAHA, NEB. AND DIED DEC,20TH 2002 IN
PASADENA CALIF.

7-16-2003

If you search Google Answers with the word "Hensman" you will find
that you posted this question previously--you were advised to call the
Los Angeles County Superior Court to get information about the will. 
Did you do this?  What were you told?  It is likely that if the will
has not been filed by now, then the executor or someone else is likely
deliberately withholding it from filing.  If you think you were named
as a potential beneficiary, then you may want to consider hiring a
probate attorney in Los Angeles County to pursue your legal interests
in this estate, and consider paying a private investigator a few
hundred dollars to do a financial background check on Mr. Hensman and
the other parties listed in his obituary notice to get some idea of
Mr. Hensman's financial assets were handled (a trust could have been
created, or he could have simply granted someone power of attorney to
handle his affairs).

SINCERELY,

KEITH (I'm NOT a GOOGLE Researcher)

YES I DID ASK THIS QUESTION BEFORE AND I DID CALL THE OFFICE GOOGLE
TOLD ME TO CALL AND THEY SAID I COULD SEND THEM SOME MONEY AND THEY
WILL SEND ME A COPY OF HIS WILL TO ME BUT THEY COULD NOT TELL ME HOW
MUCH TO SEND BECAUSE THEY DID NOT KNOW HOW LONG THE WILL IS ..SO I DID
NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO........THANKYOU..RICK

7-23-2003

The reason that the clerk could not give you an exact figure of how
much to send was because she did not have Mr. Hensman's file right
there at her fingertips.  She should have taken your number and looked
at the file and then called you back.

If you know someone who lives in the same city where the courthouse is
located, it would be better if you could ask that person to visit the
courthouse for you to get the copies.  But if you don't know anyone,
then call the courthouse back and leave your number with them or tell
them you will call back within an hour to give them time to find Mr.
Hensman's file and let you know what the exact fee will be.  If I were
you, I would order a copy of every page in the file because it would
give you an overview of everything involved, including financial
information, about the handling of the estate and names of all parties
involved.  Anyway, leave your phone number with them and also an
e-mail address and a mailing address so they will know how to get in
touch with you.

SINCERELY,
KEITH (I'm NOT a GOOGLE Researcher)