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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just because it’s come up, She was a smart woman, turned a little bit of money into wealth. I don’t think it’s okay that two kids who aren’t biologically related to her now adult child, are going to receive half of that wealth. She didn’t go the route of a trust specifically because he had no intentions of starting a second family. She was my friend, I know details because when you prepare for end of life people like to talk through things. We talked through how our children will continue on without us and the money gave her a huge relief for her son. Marrying someone with kids is one thing, but fully taking on two young kids plus a baby is different, and I don’t think it’s right that he’s taking an “all is equal” approach because she would have protected her son if this was something she thought would happen. [/quote] you don't know remotely everything that your late friend and her DH had discussed. moreover, you don't really know all the details of his relationship with his bio-son and with his new fiancee/soon to be family. focus on your family and your family alone. good lord, what makes you think this is ANY of your business? and who care what you think or what you would do - it's his/their life, not yours.[/quote]
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