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Now today's first story comes from Disinherited Son, who says my

male 23 parents, male 58, female 63, have taken me out of the will in favor of my sister, female 26.

Am I wrong to be so angry about this? Recently, I was helping my parents with doing a bit of late spring cleaning

and throwing a lot of old rubbish out when I came across what I assume is the most recent

copy of their will. Date, June, 2012. I didn't mean to look at it, but when I moved it, I noticed

in the beneficiary section on the front only my sister was listed. Then, I know it

was horrible of me to do, I decided to have a read through it. I'm not in it at all. My sister is

listed as the sole beneficiary. She will get their house, life insurance policies, savings,

car, absolutely everything. They aren't rich people by any

means, but due to the way property prices have risen since they bought their house in the 80s,

this probably comes in a total of about 500,000. They've always had a thing with favoring my sister

a bit more than me, giving her extra attention and stuff, but I've never

really minded. She's a bit of a screw-up, and if I'm honest, she has needed the extra attention.

I'm not going to lie either. My financial situation is a lot better than my parents. I'm engaged,

and together me and my partner, no kids, make about 45k a year.

She's a single parent of two children.

Deadbeat dad, no child support, earning about 16k a year.

I know that is a lot of a gap and I would understand if they left her a greater share to help her out more,

but leaving me with nothing just seems so harsh.

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