If I loved the sibling, I would split it evenly...
2006-12-01 09:27:27
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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Sweetheart it is her money and she can do anything she wants to with it. I am sure your husband was "there for her" out of love and not because he was going to get a big payout latter. His siblings do not have to split anything with him, and should not. They are not taking anything away from you... you never had the money. Stop being a bad sister-in-law and suck it up. If your husband does not want the 5% he can give it to charity or split it between his two siblings.
By the way, what happened to the other 5%? 45%+45%+5%= 95%
2006-12-01 09:45:24
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answered by lily 6
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Let me tell you what did happen. I had an Aunt like that, too. She was jealous that her daughter my age was beaten out of a scholarship by me and I got the life opportunities hers didnt. She kept that grudge and years later when my mom was dying the aunt talked mom into leaving everything to my younger sister (her favorite) since I was suppose to be 'so good'. On her deathbed, mom realized her mistake and begged my sister to make everything equal of which she agreed. However, the Aunt made my sis greedy again (I lived out of country when my mother passed and no one notified me she was ill and dying either) and she took everything, sending me the 1% the Aunt had mom sign off (these were some of my gifts to her I had sent home). This was how I found out my mother died, the day that package arrived and a bible card with mom's name, date of birth and death were on it. My sister then 'disappeared' with all the cash, bonds and insurance policies totalling about $85,000.00 for 7 years and spent every dime. The aunt was supposed to get some of the money because she lent my sister a few thousand in lawyers fees, probate and court costs, etc. Guess who disappeared before the aunt got her money? I always smile when I remember that.
2006-12-01 20:02:44
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answered by miladybc 6
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This is a tricky question, you could say that doing the right thing would be to honor their mothers will and split everything the way she asked for it to be. I agree that it would be nice of his sisters to share part of their inheritance with him since he is their brother and that was also his mother who passed, and is probably what I would do as I love my sisters and brother equally and would want to, but if it was reveresed and I was the one left with little I don't think I could really fault my siblings for going by our mothers wishes for whatever reason.
2006-12-01 09:28:18
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answered by Anonymous
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Actually, I think it's disgusting to fight over your deceased mother's belongings!
You would be asking this as the wife of the child that got the "unfair" portion? Of course!
Let the man mourn his mother, and stop making it worse by gold-digging!
The mother had some sort of idea what she was doing, and made the decisions she made for a reason.
You don't need to know why!
Maybe you should have tried brown-nosing a little while she was still alive, she might have left you 5%, too.
Again, let the man mourn his mother.
2006-12-01 09:39:45
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answered by red.cancer 3
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wow- ther's nothing you can do. I doubt the other siblings would split their share of money or whatever they got to share with your husband. IT's too late becaues your mohterinlaw already died and what she worte can't be changed. It's illegal for your husband tot ake money from the will that doens't belong to him he can get sued by the other siblings for this. It's too bad but there's nothing you can do.
2006-12-01 09:30:26
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answer #6
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answered by Ms.Budonkadonk 4
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the mummy and father are some dumbasses who do not recognize the thanks to take care of a baby. they could't go away a particular needs baby at abode on my own. Jeff Hardy won't be able to be blamed for this, who ever does is a jackass who doesn't recognize any massive difference between rational and irrational wondering. The blame might want to bypass to the mummy and father, no longer to Jeff Hardy or the WWE.
2016-10-08 01:44:30
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answered by ? 4
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He should find out if there is anyway he can fight the will.
But then again, the aunt may of made some sense to the mother in-law, so she changed it.
The families I have known that left stuff, they were keeping a tally all along as to who got this and when, this one borrowed this and when...........etc. Maybe the aunt reminded the mom that she'd given to hubby his share before he even married you.
2006-12-01 09:29:02
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answered by peggin_beast 6
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Are the two sisters married? Sometimes parents don't want their childrens' spouses to get access to their money or in case of a divorce. Had you or your husband ever had marital problems she was aware of? Did she like and trust you?
2006-12-01 09:38:28
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answered by Raven 5
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It's a law abiding contract......you can't change what your Husband's Mother put into her will. You could go to court but it probably wouldn't change a thing.....I would just let it go, unless you are money grubbing people....And maybe there is more to the story than you know.
2006-12-01 09:32:29
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answered by Anonymous
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