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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sorry, but that's ridiculous. Your friend's husband didn't die with her, "nearing 50" is not 80, he is entitled to move on with his life and to start a family with his new spouse if he so chooses. Oldest son is in college, he's not being neglected or abused or being left to starve in the streets. No one is guaranteed or has the right to expect any inheritance.   [/quote]

No child has a right to expect an inheritance.  But you damn well bet that if I work hard all my life and want to leave something to my children, and I am on my deathbed, I am not taking any promises from my soon to be widowed DH.  Let this be a lesson DCUM, G[b]et a life insurance policy payable to a Trust just for YOUR own children.  [/b]I made sure of this after I divorced my X DH.  No way I am paying for him and his new wife to do, well, anything.  I accept that he might get married again, have more kids, whatever he wants to do.  But I won't let MY share of the assets end up in some other woman's pocket or providing for other people's children.  I have arranged everything to protect MY kids.

Get your affairs in order now before the unexpected happens.  [/quote]

This.  All my $$ goes to my biological child, and nobody else. [/quote]

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