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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op, understand your concern. I have a younger sister who always, always had her hand out in one way or another and played the sympathy card with my parents throughout their lives. Their estate was always set up to benefit the grandchildren, and my siblings and I were fine with that, just not my younger sister. Fast forward to my parents passing within weeks of each other, she had at some point gotten them to revise their will and kept it secret from the rest of the family. I consider it to be elder abuse the games she played, but so be it, she got everything down to the china. For a small moment in time she invited us to come and take some remembrance of our parents, but even that gesture went away very fast. She was not a squatter, but an opportunist and assumed that because she was the youngest she was and always was entitled to special exception. Needless to say, she has lost most of the family who refuse to have anything to do with her and I am treading in that direction, not because I need the money but I can't seem to let it go in my own mind how deceptive she was with all of us, especially my elderly parents. They deserved better than that in their final years. My hope is they did not see it the way everyone else does. [/quote] that is so damn sad. happened to a good friend of mine. the brother/son was the youngest. he inherited the multi-generational family business. he drove it into bankruptcy after taking out a few loans from the older siblings. he then went to their mother, who was still alive. got her to change the will and leave everything to him, down to every last bit of jewelry, even pieces she had discussed with her daughters. the sisters are beyond angry and have had nothing to do with him for 7 years.[/quote]
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