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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Where does OP say her son will receive an inheritance? I wouldn't count on that. [/quote] As of now, this is in writing in divorce decree (which has some legal bearing, even if changes the will). Son is also in family trusts as sole beneficiary. Of course I know this.[/quote] And, you want your cut.[/quote] I want my son's children grow in his family home. Not the next wife's grand children who are not blood relatives of the people who invested, built, were born and grew up in the house. This is a natural desire for most parents. [/quote] No. At this life stage, you should want your son to be mentally and emotionally healthy enough to graduate college and find a promising career to support himself. Also, have you ever considered that a childhood home is triggering for kids who have witnessed or experienced abuse in it? It's why some of us don't go home after we leave for college. [/quote]
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