Frank T. Kanemitsu, Attorney at Law, a Law Corporation

Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me If you are going to put information in a fileYou might as well have the full versionHad he answered a phone call and advised me that his Hawaiian laws prohibited him from giving out any information that would have solved everything a lot soonerThe fact that he ended his letters with, "If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the office." leads me to believe his basic business ethics would cause him to respond to a phone callEven his email has the same line at the endYou would think he might take advice from his first offense and answer a questionToo bad he declinedAfter finally speaking to my half brother [redacted] , things were somewhat smoothed outI did find out that the estate is supposed to be closed on December 3, There is a sum of money that will be given to each heir and a letter preceding that monetary amount giving each heir the right to accept or decline the inheritanceAccording to [redacted] , [redacted] and [redacted] have both declined already and told him they will not be accepting the moneySadly [redacted] instituted the closed mouth of his lawyer after he spoke to my sister [redacted] and neither one was aware of what the other was talking about only that money makes people crazyAs a result the actions taken by [redacted] were if anything, a mistake made in haste and angerTo all of this I hope to see a close of this family difference after the December 3, hearingIf at that time things are not cleared up, then of course, I will again take steps to get things finalizedI believe MrK [redacted] said in his reply to me that three years is the time allowed for closure of an estate of this nature and that time is up in March Let us hope that things will not go any further and that closure is the best medicine Sincerely, [redacted] Good Morning MrK [redacted] :As of this date I have phoned your office on three separate occasions and have not received any reply concerning the matter of my brothers estate listed above [redacted] , my half brother, is the current Executor of this estate and he has not answered any phone calls placed to him regarding the status of the estate of our brotherI have asked for an itemized statement regarding this estate and whether there was a pension/401k from his place of work, if there was a paid in full mortgage clause for the house and what the current amount of the mortgage still owed is if there was no such clause and other questions and have not received any response from you, as the legal aid of the estate, or as I stated before, from my half brother [redacted] * [redacted] who is currently the acting Executor of the estate.As of today, September 28, 2015, I wish to begin proceedings to remove [redacted] J [redacted] as the Executor of the estate of [redacted] A [redacted] and to appoint myself Executor and [redacted] or ***/ [redacted] as Co-executor to [redacted] A [redacted] 's Estate PNo13-1-I wish all proceedings to be put on hold until said time we have received an itemized statement of account for the Estate of [redacted] A [redacted] , from the date of death on November 16, up to and including today October 1, Please either reply to this message or call [redacted] at you earliest convenience.As stated in the last phone message I will be calling the Hawaiian Bar Association, the Revdex.com of Hawaii, and the Attorney General of Hawaii's officeI've also learned about the DCCA's RICO and the state of Hawaii Office of Disciplinary CounselI believe you are supposed to be looking out for the interest of the clients of this estateIn your letter dated September 16, your closing statement reads that if I have any questions I should contact your officeI did just that and as of today have not been given the courtesy of a returned phone callI believe I have given you plenty of time to reply to my efforts to contact you at your officeI look forward to hearing from youThanking you in advance, I remain,Very truly yours, [redacted]

To Whom It May Concern:This letter is in response to a complaint lodged with your organization related to my legal practiceA copy of the letter dated October 26, is enclosed for your reference.The Complainant is NEITHER a customer or clientMy client is the Personal Representative of the
Estate of a deceased siblingThe Complainant is an adverse party to my client.Attached hereto is my response to the Complainant by electronic mail dated October 2, I outline in my response the limits of my obligation to Complainant under Hawaii lawI am not obligated under Hawaii law to give legal advice to ComplainantMoreover, my duty is to represent my client zealously; therefore, giving legal advice to Complainant would place me in a position of conflict and certainly jeopardize my representation of the clientFinally, I am not obligated to accept instructions from Complainant

To Whom It May Concern:This letter is in response to a complaint lodged with your organization related to my legal practiceA copy of the letter dated October 26, is enclosed for your reference.The Complainant is NEITHER a customer or clientMy client is the Personal
Representative of the Estate of a deceased siblingThe Complainant is an adverse party to my client.Attached hereto is my response to the Complainant by electronic mail dated October 2, I outline in my response the limits of my obligation to Complainant under Hawaii lawI am not obligated under Hawaii law to give legal advice to ComplainantMoreover, my duty is to represent my client zealously; therefore, giving legal advice to Complainant would place me in a position of conflict and certainly jeopardize my representation of the clientFinally, I am not obligated to accept instructions from Complainant

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
If you are going to put information in a file. You might as well have the full version. Had he answered a phone call and advised me that his Hawaiian laws prohibited him from giving out any information that would have solved everything a lot sooner. The fact that he ended his letters with, "If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the office." leads me to believe his basic business ethics would cause him to respond to a phone call. Even his email has the same line at the end. You would think he might take advice from his first offense and answer a question. Too bad he declined. After finally speaking to my half brother [redacted], things were somewhat smoothed out. I did find out that the estate is supposed to be closed on December 3, 2015. There is a sum of money that will be given to each heir and a letter preceding that monetary amount giving each heir the right to accept or decline the inheritance. According to [redacted],  [redacted] and [redacted] have both declined already and told him they will not be accepting the money. Sadly [redacted] instituted the closed mouth of his lawyer after he spoke to my sister [redacted] and neither one was aware of what the other was talking about only that money makes people crazy. As a result the actions taken by [redacted] were if anything, a mistake made in haste and anger. To all of this I hope to see a close of this family difference after the December 3, 2015 hearing. If at that time things are not cleared up, then of course, I will again take steps to get things finalized. I believe Mr. K[redacted] said in his reply to me that three years is the time allowed for closure of an estate of this nature and that time is up in March 2016.  Let us hope that things will not go any further and that closure is the best medicine.
Sincerely,
[redacted] Good Morning Mr. K[redacted]:As of this date I have phoned your office on three separate occasions and have not received any reply concerning the matter of my brothers estate listed above. [redacted], my half brother, is the current Executor of this estate and he has not answered any phone calls placed to him regarding the status of the estate of our brother. I have asked for an itemized statement regarding this estate and whether there was a pension/401k from his place of work, if there was a paid in full mortgage clause for the house and what the current amount of the mortgage still owed is if there was no such clause and other questions and have not received any response from you, as the legal aid of the estate, or as I stated before, from my half brother [redacted] who is currently the acting Executor of the estate.As of today, September 28, 2015, I wish to begin proceedings to remove [redacted] J. [redacted] as the Executor of  the estate of [redacted] A. [redacted] and to appoint myself Executor and [redacted] or [redacted]/[redacted] as Co-executor to [redacted] A. [redacted]'s Estate P. No. 13-1-0097. I wish all proceedings to be put on hold until said time we have received an itemized statement of account for the Estate of [redacted] A. [redacted], from the date of death on November 16, 2012 up to and including today October 1, 2015. Please either reply to this message or call [redacted] at you earliest convenience.As stated in the last phone message I will be calling the Hawaiian Bar Association, the Revdex.com of Hawaii, and the Attorney General of Hawaii's office. I've also learned about the DCCA's RICO and the state of Hawaii Office of Disciplinary Counsel. I believe you are supposed to be looking out for the interest of the clients of this estate. In your letter dated September 16, 2015 your closing statement reads that if I have  any questions I should contact your office. I did just that and as of today have not been given the courtesy of a returned phone call. I believe I have given you plenty of time to reply to my efforts to contact you at your office. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanking you in advance, I remain,Very truly yours,[redacted]

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
If you are going to put information in a file. You might as well have the full version. Had he answered a phone call and advised me that his Hawaiian laws prohibited him from giving out any information that would have solved everything a lot sooner. The fact that he ended his letters with, "If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the office." leads me to believe his basic business ethics would cause him to respond to a phone call. Even his email has the same line at the end. You would think he might take advice from his first offense and answer a question. Too bad he declined. After finally speaking to my half brother [redacted], things were somewhat smoothed out. I did find out that the estate is supposed to be closed on December 3, 2015. There is a sum of money that will be given to each heir and a letter preceding that monetary amount giving each heir the right to accept or decline the inheritance. According to [redacted],  [redacted] and [redacted] have both declined already and told him they will not be accepting the money. Sadly [redacted] instituted the closed mouth of his lawyer after he spoke to my sister [redacted] and neither one was aware of what the other was talking about only that money makes people crazy. As a result the actions taken by [redacted] were if anything, a mistake made in haste and anger. To all of this I hope to see a close of this family difference after the December 3, 2015 hearing. If at that time things are not cleared up, then of course, I will again take steps to get things finalized. I believe Mr. K[redacted] said in his reply to me that three years is the time allowed for closure of an estate of this nature and that time is up in March 2016.  Let us hope that things will not go any further and that closure is the best medicine.
Sincerely,
[redacted]
Good Morning Mr. K[redacted]:
As of this date I have phoned your office on three separate occasions and have not received any reply concerning the matter of my brothers estate listed above. [redacted], my half brother, is the current Executor of this estate and he has not answered any phone calls placed to him regarding the status of the estate of our brother. I have asked for an itemized statement regarding this estate and whether there was a pension/401k from his place of work, if there was a paid in full mortgage clause for the house and what the current amount of the mortgage still owed is if there was no such clause and other questions and have not received any response from you, as the legal aid of the estate, or as I stated before, from my half brother [redacted]. [redacted] who is currently the acting Executor of the estate.
As of today, September 28, 2015, I wish to begin proceedings to remove [redacted] J. [redacted] as the Executor of  the estate of [redacted] A. [redacted] and to appoint myself Executor and [redacted] or [redacted]/[redacted] as Co-executor to [redacted] A. [redacted]'s Estate P. No. 13-1-0097. I wish all proceedings to be put on hold until said time we have received an itemized statement of account for the Estate of [redacted] A. [redacted], from the date of death on November 16, 2012 up to and including today October 1, 2015. Please either reply to this message or call [redacted] at you earliest convenience.
As stated in the last phone message I will be calling the Hawaiian Bar Association, the Revdex.com of Hawaii, and the Attorney General of Hawaii's office. I've also learned about the DCCA's RICO and the state of Hawaii Office of Disciplinary Counsel. I believe you are supposed to be looking out for the interest of the clients of this estate. In your letter dated September 16, 2015 your closing statement reads that if I have  any questions I should contact your office. I did just that and as of today have not been given the courtesy of a returned phone call. I believe I have given you plenty of time to reply to my efforts to contact you at your office. I look forward to hearing from you. 
Thanking you in advance, I remain,
Very truly yours,
[redacted]