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<blockquote data-quote="LittleDudesMom" data-source="post: 720119" data-attributes="member: 805"><p>I totally get the sister not getting anything as that was in your mother's will -- the one brother who is "not well" should be getting his share for his beneficiaries as that was your mother's wish (should he not want the money or have any spouse or children, he can just donate his 100% share to charity or break it up between the 6 of you left to inherit) and the brother that is/was coexecutor should get his fair share. Just because he is not mentally capable of handling the estate, doesn't mean he should be taken out of the will as a beneficiary. I agree asking the court to disallow him from requesting money from the estate to pay his legal fees win or loss.</p><p></p><p>You can certainly fight to have him removed but you cannot change the bequeathes of your mom. That's pretty cut and dry legally.</p><p></p><p>So sorry that you have to be going through this. Often a death in the family breaks said family apart; again, sad.</p><p></p><p>Sharon</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LittleDudesMom, post: 720119, member: 805"] I totally get the sister not getting anything as that was in your mother's will -- the one brother who is "not well" should be getting his share for his beneficiaries as that was your mother's wish (should he not want the money or have any spouse or children, he can just donate his 100% share to charity or break it up between the 6 of you left to inherit) and the brother that is/was coexecutor should get his fair share. Just because he is not mentally capable of handling the estate, doesn't mean he should be taken out of the will as a beneficiary. I agree asking the court to disallow him from requesting money from the estate to pay his legal fees win or loss. You can certainly fight to have him removed but you cannot change the bequeathes of your mom. That's pretty cut and dry legally. So sorry that you have to be going through this. Often a death in the family breaks said family apart; again, sad. Sharon [/QUOTE]
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