Greetings, Abby
My parents have several health problems and are beginning to age. Now in our 40s, I am one of three children. My parents hired a lawyer to draft their will, and they have excluded one child entirely. They chose to leave me a third of their fortune and give two-thirds to another child. They say it’s because my sister will be in charge of their health when and if they reach that stage. We’re not discussing large sums of money, but I’m not sure what I should do. In Michigan, it’s not the favorite
NOT THE FAVORITE, DEAR:
Rather of arguing with your parents, you should accept their compassion and reasoning. You won’t get anywhere if you are not thankful.
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