My husband passed away Nov. 21,  2013.  I am the Trustee of his Living Trust.  I tried on my own to administer his trust for over a month but was having a difficult time so I asked the Trust Attorney if he could help me with this task.  He told me I could pay by the hour or a one-time fixed fee.  He also told me the name of a paralegal who would be helping me.  The name in the letter was not the woman who was assigned to help me.   The one who is supposed to be helping me is in the Williamsburg office which has made it very difficult to work with her.  I would estimate that I have done at least 85% of the work and, in response to my recent request to her, she listed five things which she has done such as getting a Tax ID number, contacting an insurance company at my request, never tellng me what she found out, and a couple of other minor things.  I have not heard from the attorney since April 2nd and the paralegal hung up the telephone during our conversation a couple of weeks ago just before I was leaving for my husband's funeral at Arlington National Cemetery.  It is very difficult for me to name all of the problems I have been having over the last few months.  The attorney verbally gave me a fixed price of $6,000.00 and then had me sign a seven page letter without giving me a chance to read it stating that his fee would be a percentage of my husband's estate making the fee over $10,000.  I would never have signed it if I had been given the opportunity to read it.  He said the letter would be a guideline for helping me with administering the estate.  I can't begin to state all the problems I have had and at the age of almost eighty one years, I would like a consult for which I would gladly pay for advice on how to proceed with this.   The legal group continues to advertise seminars in the paper about two a week at various times and it greatly disturbes me that senior citizens like my husband and I can fall into the same situation that I have confronted for seven months.  Also, the trust owes me over $12,000  for my own out-ot-pocket expenses.  I apoligize for the length of this but it would be very difficult to just comment briefly on my concern.  Would it be possible to consult with one of your attorneys about this problem I am facing and hopefully advise me of how to proceed since everything has come to a halt?  Thank you very much.