You can search the probate cases under that name.To read the full case you will need a subscription, but most header records access are free.

Expect a subscription to cast you $100-$200 a month. 

If you can’t afford an attorney, there are monthly legal subscriptions (like Legal Shield that I use) that give you access to attorneys 24/7 for a monthly subscription fee.

I would argue that educational books and subscription fees to real estate material as ordinary and necessary. 

This is my first experience with MFR syndications and am looking for recommendations on an attorney who can help review the subscription and partnership agreements and answer newbie questions. 

For apartments, there are a few guys like RealData (I think) offering up a subscription service.However, IF you can get REAL books, you can analyze on your own - My recommendation.You know what you want and tools are usually one size fits all. 

The leads are from a subscription service.

They only offer a yearly subscription.

I get why you would want to for sure but it's just not information publicly available or even by subscription legitimately.

This is my first experience with MFR syndications and am looking for recommendations on an SEC attorney in California who can review the subscription and partnership agreements.