Two entitled parents tried to bully my brother-in-law into giving them his inheritance,

and I could not be more shocked by how childish they acted.

For some background information, my husband's parents have been terrible people for a lot of

reasons. My husband has been living on his own since he was 17 years old. His parents kicked him

out of the house because his older brother didn't break down moving boxes or some other petty crap

like that. The entitled parents just decided they were done being parents and kicked both of their

boys out of their house. We've been together for 26 years so I have personally seen these

garbage parents in action for a long time. My husband's brother though was permitted to live with

them intermittently after the initial boot. My husband never asked them for anything ever again

and we are extremely low contact with them. My husband's grandparents both passed away last year

within days of each other due to old age. They were really nice grandparents and a great set of

role models to our family. After they passed away, we were given some household items and didn't

expect anything from the estate. Unbeknownst to us, there was a portion left to each of the adult

grandchildren. The aunt and charge of the estate recently sent a letter telling my husband how proud

Grandpa was of him as well as a check for $5,000. This was a really nice gift. My husband has

depression issues stemming from his childhood so having something tangible for him to hold on to

as well as to read from his grandfather was so nice because we're doing well we're able to

just deposit the check into our savings. This estate planner said that the grandparents would be

very happy that we are saving it. My husband's brother struggled through his young adulthood

and has some codependency issues with his entitled parents. He's been living away from the

entitled parents for several years now and has overcome some significant problems. He bought a house

recently and also said he was planning on putting money into his savings. The entitled parents caught

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