Yes, you can contact that attorney. Keep in mind that the attorney represents the nephew in his role as personal representative. The attorney does not represent your interests. The nephew has a duty to provide an inventory of estate assets and an accounting, plus copies of court filings and his attorney should assist with this. Four months is not a long time in probate world, and there is a creditor period of 4-12 months before any assets can be distributed. The inventory, however, should have been provided to you within 60 days (12-10-16) unless your mother's Will says otherwise.
I'm sorry for your loss and hope you are able to get some answers.
Answered on Feb 03rd, 2017 at 6:21 PM