Anonymous wrote:My father died last year and I got absolutely nothing. We were very close. Everything went to my mother. I haven't lost any sleep over it, I assumed that would have happened anyway.
I don't see how this situation is any different. The surviving spouse got it all.
Anonymous wrote:Familiarity breeds contempt. Likely they were close but kept fighting each other, and in a fit of pique, and aided by her husband, she cut her daughters off the will... and didn't have time to reinstate them.
Oh well.
Anonymous wrote:So a wife dies and leaves everything to her life parter and spouse? Not sure where the drama is in that. Not as though her daughters were in financial need and she injured them by not providing additional resources. What’s the big deal? Aren’t people free to do what they wish with the money they earned?
Anonymous wrote:So a wife dies and leaves everything to her life parter and spouse? Not sure where the drama is in that. Not as though her daughters were in financial need and she injured them by not providing additional resources. What’s the big deal? Aren’t people free to do what they wish with the money they earned?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To commit suicide the night before the awards and leave nothing to her daughters reflects the extent of her mental illness. Very sad.
She died from mental illness. She did not commit a crime. The symptoms of her illness killed her.
Her daughters are both grown and capable. She left her estate to her spouse of 33 years. Most married people leave their money to their surviving spouse. There is nothing of mental illness in that very rational choice
No one said Naomi committed a crime.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So a wife dies and leaves everything to her life parter and spouse? Not sure where the drama is in that. Not as though her daughters were in financial need and she injured them by not providing additional resources. What’s the big deal? Aren’t people free to do what they wish with the money they earned?
He’s not their father. Interesting choice to give it all to him. He could remarry tomorrow and every dime would go to his new wife. Especially hurtful since the money Naomi made came from her daughter’s powerful voice.
This happens really often. So many men marry again and the new wife gets 100%, including jewelry and possessions of the first wife. And first wife’s family’s possessions that she had inherited. Ask me how I know. You only get to choose your heirs if you’re the last to die.
Happened to my dh. I think it is so crappy. His dad left $5M for his stepmother. Zero to mh dh. Stepmother died and left us zero. DH was adopted + his adoptive mom died when he was 13. He felt his dad did not want him. Crappy people should not be allowed to have kids.
Ugh. My heart aches for him. I lost my mom as a teenager. I’m sure he has had a rough road.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So a wife dies and leaves everything to her life parter and spouse? Not sure where the drama is in that. Not as though her daughters were in financial need and she injured them by not providing additional resources. What’s the big deal? Aren’t people free to do what they wish with the money they earned?
He’s not their father. Interesting choice to give it all to him. He could remarry tomorrow and every dime would go to his new wife. Especially hurtful since the money Naomi made came from her daughter’s powerful voice.
This happens really often. So many men marry again and the new wife gets 100%, including jewelry and possessions of the first wife. And first wife’s family’s possessions that she had inherited. Ask me how I know. You only get to choose your heirs if you’re the last to die.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To commit suicide the night before the awards and leave nothing to her daughters reflects the extent of her mental illness. Very sad.
She died from mental illness. She did not commit a crime. The symptoms of her illness killed her.
Her daughters are both grown and capable. She left her estate to her spouse of 33 years. Most married people leave their money to their surviving spouse. There is nothing of mental illness in that very rational choice
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To commit suicide the night before the awards and leave nothing to her daughters reflects the extent of her mental illness. Very sad.
She died from mental illness. She did not commit a crime. The symptoms of her illness killed her.
Her daughters are both grown and capable. She left her estate to her spouse of 33 years. Most married people leave their money to their surviving spouse. There is nothing of mental illness in that very rational choice
Anonymous wrote:Do they really need her money though? I don't think there's anything wrong with this - offspring are NOT entitled to their parents money.