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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A big reason not to remarry in your 50's is your kids and grand-kids. My dad remarried in his early 50's. Yes he had his will/trust in place. However, those can be changed at anytime. She was younger and as his health changed he ended up putting her on all titles. I'm sure pressure from her, and again she was his only caretaker since we lived out of state. A major asset that was suppose to go to the kids all ended up with her after he died. In fact everything did except for a small life insurance policy she didn't know about. As in very small. I feel like a lot of people need to put their blood first before a outsider. She ended up with assets that were our mother's and father which is very sad, but quite common with second marriages. [/quote]

What do you think she was entitled to?[/quote]

Not inheritance that was suppose to go to the kids, or assets that were earned long before her obviously. He had those set aside, but all that can change with second marriages.

She was entitled to what they earn during their marriage. [/quote]

That's crazy. 1) It's my money, if I want to spend it on my new wife, I'm going to. 2) My ex-wife got all kinds of assets from me that were from before the marriage, including assets earned by my parents long before the marriage that were given to us. The biggest asset she got was my income, which derived from my degrees, which were earned long before the marriage.

First wives are just as greedy as second wives. 
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