Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You asked someone on the phone if your kids are going to get money?
OP, that is trashy.
OP here. We live in a different state from FIL and his wife so of course, the only communication has been to call her. I am only looking out for FIL ‘s grandchildren. And I don’t think it’s wrong to want to pay for DH to go to rehab if it treats his alcohol problem and improves the overall well-being of our family. He is FIL’s son after all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You asked someone on the phone if your kids are going to get money?
OP, that is trashy.
OP here. We live in a different state from FIL and his wife so of course, the only communication has been to call her. I am only looking out for FIL ‘s grandchildren. And I don’t think it’s wrong to want to pay for DH to go to rehab if it treats his alcohol problem and improves the overall well-being of our family. He is FIL’s son after all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You asked someone on the phone if your kids are going to get money?
OP, that is trashy.
OP here. We live in a different state from FIL and his wife so of course, the only communication has been to call her. I am only looking out for FIL ‘s grandchildren. And I don’t think it’s wrong to want to pay for DH to go to rehab if it treats his alcohol problem and improves the overall well-being of our family. He is FIL’s son after all.
Anonymous wrote:You asked someone on the phone if your kids are going to get money?
OP, that is trashy.
Anonymous wrote:You asked someone on the phone if your kids are going to get money?
OP, that is trashy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is clearly a troll
+1
Not even a good one.
Anonymous wrote:Many years ago, I asked about their inheritance and FIL told me over the phone that they’ll be taken care of. However, we’ve learned that this hasn’t been the case and majority of FIL’s assets were assigned to his much younger wife as the beneficiary. I finally asked her about giving money for our children and she said she would not give us any because DH (FIL’s son) forfeited his inheritance in a series of angry text messages sent to FIL. I’ve seen the screenshots and it’s true DH texted some really nasty things to his dad and even called FIL’s wife a name but he was drunk and didn’t mean it. DH is inheriting a smaller property but that is it. Can we take FIL’s wife to court? Are these texts admissible to begin with?