Consumer complaint received 2019-11-13
Product: Checking or savings account — Savings account
Issue: Closing an account — Funds not received from closed account
Company: FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA (PA)

My father passes on XX/XX/2018, I believe. His name is XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX And he resided with my brother XXXX XXXX XXXX , XXXX at the XXXX XXXX XXXX. But the similarities stop there. My father is a kind and loving father. What I can not believe is that I have been fighting this so long with no acknowledgement from the offending parties. My father died at XXXX   years of age. He survived the XXXX XXXX  XXXX and was on the XXXX XXXX. 

He passed with a will and I am a co-executor along with my brother XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX. The First National Bank of Pennsylvania located in XXXX, PA operates as its own jurisdiction and not part of Pennsylvania. 

They took liberties with my fathers accounts and as a result I received no money from any of my fathers accounts. 

My brother is best friends with the 2 appointed Judges in  XXXX and with the Attorney my brother hired to probated the estate, a less than honorable XXXX XXXX. 

I had a meeting with them regarding the estate on XX/XX/2018. I had an Attorney in front of me and my bother beside me. Attorney XXXX asked me to sign papers to request information from the bank on account numbers. 

I was a XXXX XXXX XXXX  at the time and we signed in order to move things forward so, I did not notice a trust issue. Well, I realized in a slow burn over time that he had me sign the accounts over to my brother, In Trust For. 

My complaint with this bank is that : 1. Prior to my fathers passing, I was told to go to FNB to give my social security number to, my niece gave me a specific teller. I did so and the teller said, was this about verifying your number on accounts. I said yes and gave my social security number. I was very uncomfortable giving my number that way but, I did. She took my number went into the computer and did not give me any further information or instruction.

2. Bank paperwork was provided to the Attorney on XX/XX/2018 and I was told to sign and not date. That is the nagging statement that alerted me to the impropriety. I did so, in trust. Then, he did not read the will and I was done. On XX/XX/XXXX, I received the resultant paperwork from Attorney XXXX XXXX office. 

3. One of the accounts they made in trust for my brother was In fact a XXXX  XXXX  account with XXXX in it that had gone into bank dormancy. They had a problem and had to give that to me. When I went to my XXXX  XXXX branch of FNB I heard the same phrase sign and do not date. There should be an electronic transfer verifications for these after-the-fact idiosyncrasies. 

4. I have a very good FNB bank in my home town of XXXX XXXX, PA. These tellers were so good and conformed to bank policy and I could tell funny things were happening on the other end in XXXX, PA. 

5. There is a bank account that XXXX XXXX did not present to me on XX/XX/2018 at XXXX. That is the precise account and of course ; all the other accounts that my fathers will states I am to receive half of all. 

6. As a co-executor of my fathers last will and testament, I never knew the sum of what my father, a sacrificed, laid up for his generation. I will stay the course to know. 

7. Please, check for withdrawals say XXXX withdrawals came out of accounts. This would be money that went to the safe. I am asking a lot, I know. But, what price freedom. I ask for help is freedoms name. 

8. FNB XXXX gave Attorney XXXX XXXX Typed Bank information that was not validated until after Attorney XXXX got my signature on XX/XX/XXXX. 

I will send account numbers that I have in a follow-up communication. The safe was not verified and these accounts were not distributed properly. My brother received 97.6 % of what I can see. My brother let it slip that, I did not know the half of it. I am XXXX years old and they have ended my financial life. My father endured XXXX and XXXX years of life with the memories old serving for our freedom. Her did not forget me in his death. 

I am a daughter of a valiant man, he has mad me co-executor of a will that is my job to see probated fairly. That is to government income tax, as well. My father told me from an early age, A good XXXX never leaves her post.he said. And I will not leave my co-executor post in injustice, humiliation, pain and suffering, I remain at my post for my Dad and our legacy. He did not leave me behind, I am a daughter of a valiant, strong, sustaining, victorious veteran. 

Thank you, for your time in advance. I know my father left a trail of truth for you to follow and I am grateful to have recourse. I look forward to recompense. 

Best regards, XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX