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To be sued or not to be sued
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<blockquote data-quote="MO_cows" data-source="post: 1080506" data-attributes="member: 9169"><p>The old cliche once again is proven true - no good deed goes unpunished.</p><p></p><p>I think you are 100% right to stick to your guns and the terms of the trust. I don't think he has enough money or enough grounds to cause any real legal wrangling about it. If he calls your bluff I bet it's one hearing and done. It shows the quality of your character that you are thinking it through so carefully and seeking outside opinions to confirm your instincts. </p><p></p><p>That being said, sometimes age 40 ain't enough. Age 60 wouldn't be enough. Some people just never learn. One of my relatives who is over 50 inherited a substantial estate and it is already obvious they are gonna blow right thru it. Some of us more jaded and cynical members of the family have already made our predictions to when the house will be lost for back taxes.........</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MO_cows, post: 1080506, member: 9169"] The old cliche once again is proven true - no good deed goes unpunished. I think you are 100% right to stick to your guns and the terms of the trust. I don't think he has enough money or enough grounds to cause any real legal wrangling about it. If he calls your bluff I bet it's one hearing and done. It shows the quality of your character that you are thinking it through so carefully and seeking outside opinions to confirm your instincts. That being said, sometimes age 40 ain't enough. Age 60 wouldn't be enough. Some people just never learn. One of my relatives who is over 50 inherited a substantial estate and it is already obvious they are gonna blow right thru it. Some of us more jaded and cynical members of the family have already made our predictions to when the house will be lost for back taxes......... [/QUOTE]
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