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Update: Father says "don't call me anymore."
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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 640333" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Headlights, I would never give your particular difficult child control of your money, your health and welfare or anything. Sadly, she is a threat to you.</p><p></p><p>I agree with you. Your retirement money is for you. I can't see giving it to difficult children. By the time we are retirement age, our grown children should be taking care of themselves 100%. If they aren't, that usually means they are not honest or trustworthy and who knows if they want to get their hands on our money earlier than we want to leave this world? Hate to state it, but it's happened many, many times...homicides for money. I would not even include your difficult child in your will if it were me, but that's just me. I'd rather give it to my favorite charity than to a child of mine who tried to cheat me out of what I'd earned. Again, though, this is me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 640333, member: 1550"] Headlights, I would never give your particular difficult child control of your money, your health and welfare or anything. Sadly, she is a threat to you. I agree with you. Your retirement money is for you. I can't see giving it to difficult children. By the time we are retirement age, our grown children should be taking care of themselves 100%. If they aren't, that usually means they are not honest or trustworthy and who knows if they want to get their hands on our money earlier than we want to leave this world? Hate to state it, but it's happened many, many times...homicides for money. I would not even include your difficult child in your will if it were me, but that's just me. I'd rather give it to my favorite charity than to a child of mine who tried to cheat me out of what I'd earned. Again, though, this is me. [/QUOTE]
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