Attorney Elvira Orly

She Had a Plan to Get Rid of Elizabeth Adler!

  

The Plan

A Poem by Lori D.

Met with an attorney in August of two-oh-oh-nine,
This attorney said rest assured everything will turn out fine.

She had a plan she thought would work to get rid of Lizzy A.,   

Wish we had never listened to Elvira Orly on that August day.

The plan was to nominate her client to be the conservator, you see,

Said he would support us, a trusted friend, an ally he would be.

Uncle Paul signed a document saying he wanted to use her client, Herb,

Within a week our new friend and ally had already kicked us to the curb.

Later found out that Elvira Orly filed a document Paul DeMartini never saw,
Just went ahead and attached it to the one he signed. Isn't that against the law? 

Her plan to get rid of Elizabeth Adler was a joke, a farce right from the start,

My Grandmother ended up with two conservators and neither one has a heart.

It seems Ms. Orly’s intentions were really no different from the rest of them,

Just another dishonest, greedy lawyer who turned out to be a real gem!

To contact Elvira, eorly@justice.com is the address you must use,

Justice for Catherine DeMartini, Ms. Orly, for you see I refuse to lose.

Elvira and her client, Herb Thomas, submitted their bill just the other day,

$62,000 for one year of services they want my Grandmother to pay.

They have asked the Judge to order that a lien be attached to her property,

And they want 5% per year interest from their 99 year old conservatee.

Unfortunately, this is not a bad dream and everything I say is true,

This could happen to your family.  This could happen to even you!

GO TO 400 McALLISTER, ROOM 204 FOR CONSERVATOR PROPERTY LIENS

Conservatorship Nightmare - Part 3

Friday, December 18, 2009

Noni’s Christmas Luncheon

I left off at the part where I lent my new friend $3500 for Christmas on a Tuesday.  Well, that following Friday (December 18, 2009), at my Grandmother’s request, I organized a Christmas luncheon for her, her sisters, cousins and close friends.

Throughout the week, I had either seen or talked to my new friend every day so it did not come as a surprise when she offered to help me with the luncheon.  To be honest, at the time, I was appreciative of her offer of help.  I had been taking care of my Grandmother full-time, overseeing renovations to the house and trying to keep up with the hectic pace of the holiday season.  The luncheon plans were adding to an already unmanageable schedule, but I could never say no to my Grandmother.

We had gifts for all the guests but my Grandmother wanted to give everyone one more present each.  So at midnight the night before the party, she asked me to put together 12 more gifts.  Needless to say, I got little to no sleep that night and was exhausted by the morning of the party.

My new friend agreed to do the grocery shopping and promised to arrive early.   She ended up showing up at 10:45…the party started at 12:30.  I gave her a list and $400 for groceries.  She did not return for two hours with not nearly $400 worth of groceries and no receipt.  I was so stressed by that time that I just let it go.  The guests were arriving and lunch was not ready.

My new friend took over the whole party.  It was obvious she was trying her hardest to impress my family members who had never met her before.  Well, they were impressed and she hugged and kissed everyone when they left.

This was the first time, I really started to see that her actions were not genuine and that she was putting on an act for some reason.  Right before she was ready to leave, she asked me to borrow more money.  She had already spent the $3500 and needed more for Christmas shopping.  I was shocked to say the least but drove with her to the ATM where I withdrew $500.

Stay Tuned for Part 4…

Conservatorship Nightmare - Part 2

RETURN FROM DISNEYLAND!

While in Disneyland, my new best friend called me a few times.  She thanked me for “lending” her the money and told me what a great time they were having.  My new friend returned on Monday evening, and much to my surprise, she arrived at my Grandmother’s house bright and early on Tuesday morning.

Again, tears but this time in person tears rather than over the phone tears.  Christmas was in just 8 days and she had NO money to buy presents for her children.  She was expecting that money from her ex and he just didn’t care about their children after all how could he deprive them of Christmas Presents?

Again, I felt sorry for her and offered to lend her money for Christmas.  She immediately stopped crying and accepted my offer.  When I asked her how much she needed, she told me $3500.  Once I picked my jaw up off the ground, I told her I would write her a check.  No, no.  I need cash.  I cannot cash a check because my ex ruined my credit…another big fat lie!

So off we went to the bank, where I cashed a check for $3500 and then gave her the cash.  Before she left I asked her if she had told my brother she was borrowing money from me.  “Of course, I told him and he is okay with it.”

$4700 in less than a week, and I still had not caught on.  Anybody have a 2 by 4?

See Part 3 tomorrow….

Dear Noni,

Before falling asleep at night, sweet memories flood my mind,

We share a bond that most search for but never really find.

When those nightmares awaken me in the middle of the night,

I remember how you fixed everything by simply making it right.

When I open my eyes and the light of day is finally here,

I think of you, Noni, and my purpose in life is so very clear.

You always kept me safe and now it is my turn to protect you,

I will bring you back home if it is the last thing that I ever do!

I Love You!

Lori Ann

Conservatorship Nightmare - Part 1

HOW IT BEGAN...

Sometimes I say to myself I wish I knew then what I know now…

Thought it might be helpful to share my experience with the conservatorship process from the beginning.  If I had only known!

In December of 2008, I was formally introduced to the woman who single handily destroyed our family.  Even though my brother had been dating/living with this woman for close to three years, I had only met her on two other occasions.  Both times, by accident in a restaurant setting.

I officially met her on a Thursday night, talked to her one on one for about 10 minutes and we exchanged phone numbers.  The next morning she called me crying.  She has just gotten out of a hearing regarding her divorce.  Apparently, her ex-husband was supposed to pay her a significant amount of money as a result of the hearing but something had gone terribly wrong and the judge did not rule in her favor.

She was so distraught.   She was supposed to leave for Disneyland that afternoon with her daughter and they had been looking forward to this trip for weeks.  Her ex-husband was such a terrible father depriving his daughter of this long anticipated outing.  By the way, I have since learned that the “ex” is a GREAT guy!  I also learned that in reality, she was not entitled or due to receive any money as a result of her court hearing that day!  Truth be told, she owed her ex $100,000!

Towards the end of our call, my “new friend” asked me if she could “borrow” $1200.  I felt so sorry for her and her daughter that I agreed.  Upon hearing this, the river of tears quickly subsided and she asked me when she could come by to pick-up the money.

She arrived within an hour, and when I handed her a check for $1200, she told me she preferred cash.  I explained to her that I could not leave my Grandmother in order to go to the bank.  She reluctantly took the check and off to Disneyland she went.

To be continued...

The Devil Wears Ed Hardy

I was surprised to learn the devil doesn't wear Prada after all,
She wears Ed Hardy and the site of her makes my skin crawl.

She hails from the dark side.  I know this for a fact.
Friendly and charming.  I bought right into her phony act.

I should have followed my gut, she seemed to good to be true,
But, my brother called her is girlfriend, what else could I do?

She sounded so convincing, gave  her the benefit of the doubt,
She is brilliant at eliciting pity.  This I have since found out.

She acted so sweet.  Butter could melt in her mouth I thought,
She has done this so many times now.  Will she ever get caught?

She spends hours in front of the mirror blow drying her hair,
Needs to put on her make-up to cover the wear and tear.

Her disguise is so good it is hard to see the evil under the mask,
Her manipulation and lies destroy lives.  Examples?  Just ask.

She derives pleasure in hurting others, revenge consumes her life,
She will NEVER be a DeMARTINI even if he makes her his wife.

Lori Ann DeMartini
March 20, 2011