Without Legal Conscience is a narrative of the writer’s personal experience, a communication of discovery. It serves as a written lesson for future trustees, beneficiaries, and lawyers, from one woman who unwillingly found herself catapulted into a legal world deficient in its ability to uphold, equitably, the wishes of her deceased father. Touching the emotional side of death and law, the reader’s journey explores the passionate migration from childhood innocence to the consummate truth of legal survival. The outright betrayals, which the writer endured, are real. This is a chronicle of violation which flags the truth of a justice system broken in spirit and serves to warn that legal accountability can not be taken for granted. This author’s experience of a willful defiance which side-stepped an obligation to beneficiaries without restraint or accountability, due to the absence of a legal conscience, demonstrates that subjective representation of law compromises law and all affected by it.