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Schmidt, Amy R.

Amy R. Schmidt - Washington, DC

Attorney at State of District of Columbia, Office of the Attorney General

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441 4th Street NW Washington, DC 20001

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Updated: 10/18/2012

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    • Probate & Estate Administration
    By Anonymous on Jul. 03, 2026
    Consulted Attorney 2012-2017
    She lacks integrity. She lies to win a case and doesn't think about who she harms. My brother died. She was ordered by probate court to conduct an investigation to find heirs. She did not and claimed his assets would go to the poor(state) instead of his heirs. He was NOT an indigent but a college graduate and business owner which is why he owned real property. She wrote a letter on OAG letterhead stating she got the coroners whole file and my brother didn't want his family to have his remains. The coroners office stated this was untrue. We the family never got justice from her. Don't hire her and/or trust her.
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441 4th Street
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Phone Number: (202) 722-6278

Fax Number: (202) 686-8218

Website: http://www.oag.dc.gov

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