Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op, your mother didn't want to burden you and your brother.
This is her way, right or wrong....
She is giving your sister the power and relieving the burden from you, killing two birds with one stone!
*the power meaning maybe your sister always felt unloved so with $ all going to her now, it's your mom's way of saying to your sister "you need to snap out of it!!!"
Speaking from her grave to your sister, I'm just guessing. She also knew money don't buy happiness.
I think this is correct. OP and her brother don't need to care for the sister and won't be stuck with that burden. Sister is taken care of until she dies, and maybe feels positive about this development. The two successfully launched kids will be okay.
I wouldn't have made her the sole heir but I think it's inevitable that it would be significantly uneven. Even $1 million would not have been sufficient if your sister lives a long time.
“Taken care of?” That money will be gone in 3-5 years.
Anonymous wrote:Is your aunt is irresponsible with money, your mother should have made a trust, perhaps with you children in charge. And a portion of the inheritance to you two, of course.
Anonymous wrote:I don't even know what to think. My brother and I were completely cut out. There was no drama. Where do I start to unravel this?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here to clarify.
The unemployed alcoholic is my sister. She is 48 and hasnt worked since she was 26. She is a loser. Her life is a wreck. She's 300 pounds and lives in a condo my mother bought. It's stuffed to the rafters with trash. She watches TV and posts on the internet all day. That is her life.
My brother and I both put ourselves through college and have decent jobs and stable lives. We are 'normal'.
Giving 4.5 million dollars to our sister is the same as throwing it from the top of a skyscraper.
Well, considering how nasty you are I can see why your mother didn't leave you any money.
Is it nasty if it’s just facts? What would a 300 pound keyboarder do with $4.5M, spend it on knickknacks? Can she even manage the money? If the mother passed due to dementia or similar I would sue the estate
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If the mother truly wanted to avoid problems for OP and the healthy sibling, she would have created a trust with an executor who was tasked with ensuring the sister's well-being for the next 40 years or whatever. That person could have made sure she had a safe home, healthy food, healthcare, recreation, etc... for the rest of the loser sister's life.
The mother was either out of her mind or just wanted to send a FU from the grave to OP. Some people are just plain mean and stupid.
Maybe the mother had never heard of this. Op could sure the estate to make sure a trust is established for her sister.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op, your mother didn't want to burden you and your brother.
This is her way, right or wrong....
She is giving your sister the power and relieving the burden from you, killing two birds with one stone!
*the power meaning maybe your sister always felt unloved so with $ all going to her now, it's your mom's way of saying to your sister "you need to snap out of it!!!"
Speaking from her grave to your sister, I'm just guessing. She also knew money don't buy happiness.
I think this is correct. OP and her brother don't need to care for the sister and won't be stuck with that burden. Sister is taken care of until she dies, and maybe feels positive about this development. The two successfully launched kids will be okay.
I wouldn't have made her the sole heir but I think it's inevitable that it would be significantly uneven. Even $1 million would not have been sufficient if your sister lives a long time.
Anonymous wrote:OP here to clarify.
The unemployed alcoholic is my sister. She is 48 and hasnt worked since she was 26. She is a loser. Her life is a wreck. She's 300 pounds and lives in a condo my mother bought. It's stuffed to the rafters with trash. She watches TV and posts on the internet all day. That is her life.
My brother and I both put ourselves through college and have decent jobs and stable lives. We are 'normal'.
Giving 4.5 million dollars to our sister is the same as throwing it from the top of a skyscraper.
Anonymous wrote:If the mother truly wanted to avoid problems for OP and the healthy sibling, she would have created a trust with an executor who was tasked with ensuring the sister's well-being for the next 40 years or whatever. That person could have made sure she had a safe home, healthy food, healthcare, recreation, etc... for the rest of the loser sister's life.
The mother was either out of her mind or just wanted to send a FU from the grave to OP. Some people are just plain mean and stupid.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here to clarify.
The unemployed alcoholic is my sister. She is 48 and hasnt worked since she was 26. She is a loser. Her life is a wreck. She's 300 pounds and lives in a condo my mother bought. It's stuffed to the rafters with trash. She watches TV and posts on the internet all day. That is her life.
My brother and I both put ourselves through college and have decent jobs and stable lives. We are 'normal'.
Giving 4.5 million dollars to our sister is the same as throwing it from the top of a skyscraper.
Well, considering how nasty you are I can see why your mother didn't leave you any money.
Anonymous wrote:Op, your mother didn't want to burden you and your brother.
This is her way, right or wrong....
She is giving your sister the power and relieving the burden from you, killing two birds with one stone!
*the power meaning maybe your sister always felt unloved so with $ all going to her now, it's your mom's way of saying to your sister "you need to snap out of it!!!"
Speaking from her grave to your sister, I'm just guessing. She also knew money don't buy happiness.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:sounds like your sister can use the money
4.5 mil seems excessive doncha think?