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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. [b]None of the siblings are that interested in their inheritance[/b] (plus the inheritance will be split so many ways because there were a lot of children and grandchildren). Siblings A-E are all doing what they think is best out of love. [/quote] I don't believe this for a second. [/quote] OP here. Sibling A (the cheapest) [b]is the wealthiest actually. [/b]Paying for a cleaning person or yard crew really isn't going to change their inheritance that much. [/quote] Does this matter? It seems like everyone wants to control each other and count each other's pennies, neither of which is in your mother's best interests. Your mom could afford the best care, clean and competent, and you guys can't agree on who should be raking leaves? I trust the jewelry box has already been raided, without her knowledge. Your mom should donate every penny and be done with all of you. [/quote]
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