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Inheritance

slither12 · 2022-11-08 17:15:51

Have a close work friend in her 50s who is draftinf a will and is considering leaving one of her 26yr old daughters. She doing well now in a good marketing jobbut struggled with a coke and pill addiction. Necer stole from others but family who finally kicked her out. Their relationship has improved but the mother is…

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08-11-2022 6:15pm

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slither12

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Have a close work friend in her 50s who is draftinf a will and is considering leaving one of her 26yr old daughters.
She doing well now in a good marketing jobbut struggled with a coke and pill addiction. Necer stole from others but family who finally kicked her out.
Their relationship has improved but the mother is worried about the possibility of a relapse if she comes into a large sum of money.
She was thinking of letting the other daughter become a trustee for the sister.

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#2 08-11-2022 6:22pm
Kurooi

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Are you looking for a social talk on that topic or are you asking for legal advice?

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#3 08-11-2022 6:26pm
Xander10

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Take professional advice to look at best trust option

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#4 08-11-2022 7:29pm
Ubbquittious

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Better to just let someone else worry about what happens after you're dead. You won't be around to see it happening anyway

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