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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am mulling over contesting my grandfather's will. My brothers and I were not mentioned. All the other grandchildren were. Oh my dad not mentioned either. Will did not say that we were not to be included but just did not have our names in. Previously when grandmom was alive will was for all the grandchildren and not the children. I think my dad's siblings were pressuring my granddad (most don't work and kids have issues) and I am annoyed. It is beyond the money--a bit but not life changing. I am just annoyed that yet again they are making a money grab. Previously one of my aunt's talked grandpop into paying for her kid's college. We had to work and would not have dreamed to asking. It also feels icky like we did something--we didn't as my brother's and I are good people. So what is this process. Anyone been through it? How many years? I am okay to slow roll as I would like them to think about it no matter who wins. My dad thinks we should do this. He also thinks the orginal will that was announced with grandmom alive should stand. He feels that he shouldn't inherit because that was their intention and they were married 50 years at the time. Anyway..thinking this all through and would love input.[/quote]

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