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<blockquote data-quote="animal lover" data-source="post: 539817" data-attributes="member: 14516"><p>Fortunately my difficult child is an only child. So there are realy no concerns in that matter.</p><p>We just feel he does not deserve it. He has stolen from us many times and treats us very badly.</p><p>What we are talking about doing is setting up a trust for those in the family deserve it.</p><p></p><p>He does not care and he and his girl friend are always talking about what they are going to inherit after her parents die.</p><p>It realy made me sick when she said that. Won't she be surprised if she gets nothing. thanks for listening</p><p></p><p>Animal lover</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="animal lover, post: 539817, member: 14516"] Fortunately my difficult child is an only child. So there are realy no concerns in that matter. We just feel he does not deserve it. He has stolen from us many times and treats us very badly. What we are talking about doing is setting up a trust for those in the family deserve it. He does not care and he and his girl friend are always talking about what they are going to inherit after her parents die. It realy made me sick when she said that. Won't she be surprised if she gets nothing. thanks for listening Animal lover [/QUOTE]
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