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[quote=Anonymous]I can understand if you are worried that your friend's widow might not continue keeping his late wife's memory alive for their child but I don't understand your concern about the child's potential inheritance. Other than keepsakes and sentimental items, should there be an expectation of any inheritance? To extend the logic of your thinking, would you begrudge this man if he were to buy a larger home? Go on a nice vacation? Pay for expensive in-home care for himself in his later years thereby relieving his child of care giving obligations but also depleting his estate? My point is, this money belongs to him and he will hopefully live a long and productive life. Your wish should be that he keep the memory of his late wife alive for their son. That's the inheritance. The money is a bonus.[/quote]
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