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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"I am a VP at a F500 company ..." OP, please let me know if your company is hiring. Because[b] I find it hard to believe someone who is a vice president doesn't have an understanding of basic law. [/b] The fact that you automatically assume they are trying to shut you out indicates you are approaching this issue with negativity and a good bit of paranoia. Especially since you have said they have been generous to you. As others have mentioned, it could well be they are getting a trust set up and you may be trustee. Or executor. You are trip-wired to think the worse and are acting out on emotion not logic. As a VP, you should know that any legal documents sent to you for signature needs a legal review. Or don't they do that at your Fortune500 company?[/quote] I don't. -- a lawyer[/quote]
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