Tarsha Clark Amar / Plummer Estate - the gift that keeps giving

Will Cover slacking...

Now the low-life attorneys are slithering into court wanting their piece of the pie.

The attorney that defended Tarsha wants the estate to pay his fees. But doesn't want to tell anyone what he is charging for in detail because of "attorney-client privilege." Really?

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Attorney Joseph Prokop, who represented Clark-Amar, has billed the estate around $7,200, according to the attorney for Plummer's family, Max Chotto. But Prokop has refused to provide Chotto and Plummer's family with a breakdown of his fees, they told State Judge Don Johnson in court Tuesday.

Prokop defended himself, saying that a detailed breakdown of his work on the case would include private details that are shielded from disclosure because of attorney-client privilege. The judge ordered that Prokop provide a redacted version of his bills to Chotto, and that he also submit an unredacted version for the court to seal.

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Meanwhile Jackson, the lawyer who was being paid by SU to provide services for free, wants court costs reimbursed by the estate. The court costs caused by her trying to steal from the estate and the family having to drag her into court. Oh, and the court appointed attorney, he wants a bunch of money too.

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Jackson has also requested that she be reimbursed for the court costs from the succession, which amount to around $1,075. Plummer's family has disputed that Jackson should receive the money.

David Koch, who Johnson appointed to oversee the estate after Clark-Amar withdrew, has provided Chotto with a full breakdown of his costs. His bill for his work on the case has not been made public yet, and he described it during the court hearing as "a very complicated estate matter."

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