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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So what if she coerces her widowed elderly father to cut out two of her siblings from a multi-million estate. Wait, what? This forum is full of shady dirtbags who must see themselves in the sister.[/quote]

She didn't do that.

(and way to use some overblown rhetoric.  A "shabby" house is now a multi-million estate.)[/quote]

Are you ESL? An "estate" is the totality of the father's assets. Beach house, primary house, life insurance, cash, annuity, investment accounts, etc.

"es-tate (noun) all the money and property owned by a particular person, especially at death"[/quote]

So wait, now sister is not just after the beach house, she is after every last dime?  Where are you getting this?[/quote]

You think some shyster who may wrangle a $1M-plus beach house away from the dad's other two heirs will stop at the beach house? Yes, I would consider the entire estate, which is presumably at least a couple million dollars in assets, to be at risk.[/quote]

Are you OP?  If not, do you have some sort of history that may be influencing you here?
You continue to use an awful lot of charged words to describe this sister, with near zero facts to support any of those conclusions.  [/quote]

I think that is OP. Who seems like a mean lunatic now. [/quote]

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