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[quote=Anonymous][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]

If these are irrevocable trusts, then it probably doesn't matter if your son maintains the relationship or not.

If they are revocable trusts, expect the new woman and her kids to inherit everything from your ex.

Your son should not sell his soul and put up with shitty treatment for 20 years for a potential inheritance dangled over his head.  
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Cool, however "If a revocable trust and a will contradict each other, the trust will generally take precedence over the will. This is because a trust is a separate legal entity that holds assets, and the will only governs assets not held in the trust"[/quote]

Who said anything about a will?  People change revocable trusts all the time.  [/quote]

Something makes me feel like he won’t change the trusts in favor of underage kids from another dude, as long as his own son is in good health and mind. My exH is a very, very smart guy.

These inheritance issues usually pop up when there is no will or trusts, so the wife gets everything. It’s not that easy and takes money to change a trust vs writing a 5-minute will.

Anyway, thanks for suggestions, everyone. And I wish I was a troll. [/quote]

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