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Entitled Karen tried to steal my dad's inheritance. I apologize in advance for not knowing the legal terms in English. This took place

in a non-English speaking country, so I've tried to explain this the best I can. Before I begin,

here is some background info on the inheritance laws of my country. In my country,

if you own land, you can't do whatever you want with it when your spouse dies. That is,

if you have direct heirs, aka children. So let's say that you and your spouse own a large

piece of land and you have three children together. Your spouse dies and you want to sell the property.

Before you can do that though,

you have to give your children their share of the inheritance from their deceased parents.

It has to be a fair price, so market value. Once you've paid them out, you can then do whatever

you want with the property. If you haven't or aren't capable of doing so, you can't sell.

So now on to the story story my paternal grandma and her

two sisters owned a cabin together when this took place in 2006 the oldest sister had already passed

away and her share was inherited by her children my dad's cousins they're not important to the story

this story is about my grandma my dad and my grandma's younger sister, Karen.

Karen was the baby of the family, the golden child.

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