by John
(USA)
Shortly after my grandfather was freshly buried, his youngest daughter took her mom to the "family lawyer" (her husband's brother) to remake her will. Grandma continues to decay for years at great cost in a "memory care" facility. The contents of her will became known under the provisions of her daughter's guardianship. There is actually a clause in the will that says her children have to survive her in death for 60 days in order to inherit their fair share of money that she has hoarded like a miser over the years.
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