<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by mimi712:
my father remarried 5 months after my mother died--he has now been married to this women for 10 months--he recently told me they are going to have wills made that will divide everything between my brother and i and her 3 children--he says they brought about equal amounts to the marriage---i dont think this is fair or equal---also i dont think she should be entitled to what my mom and dad worked for together---am i out of line or should i discuss this with him futher---he lives in texas<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
My response:
You may not like it, but you're "out of line". Your father is spending money on his new wife as I write this; monies that are presumably from the toil and sweat of both your father and mother. So, what does it matter? Additionally, your father has the right to leave his money to whomever, and however, he sees fit.
Look, I didn't much like it that a relative of mine left half of their money to a religious organization in their Will. But, it was none of my business - - despite the fact that I was an heir to the Estate.
If you even speak to your father about this, a claim against you for "undo influence" could be brought against you and the Estate to nullify the Will contents, leaving you with virtually nothing.
So, leave it, and him, alone. It's his money and his right, and none of your business.
IAAL
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