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I refuse to split my mother's inheritance with my siblings because they have their own.

Yeah, it looks like you already have all of the money and property.

I-28 female have six siblings.

Our mom recently passed in November from stage four cancer. Oh no. I'm so sorry. Yeah, super, super sad. I had a really great relationship with my mom. We would spend time together and my four children, five-year-old twins, a three-year-old, and a one-year-old all loved her. I am the youngest of all my siblings. My older siblings didn't prioritize much time with

my mom until the last few months when she couldn't do much for herself anymore. By the way,

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okay storytime subreddit. You heard her, folks. So I currently live with my boyfriend, 38 male, and are four children in a three-bedroom apartment.

It's a nice apartment, but of course, it's not ideal for our large family.

Over the summer, while my mom was still very coherent, she signed a transfer on death of her house,

five-bedroom, three-bath to me, for myself, my boyfriend, and our children

to move into. She did the transfer so I wouldn't have to buy the house as we would not be able

to afford a loan for her house. And her house had only had less than a year left until it was

completely paid off so we would be able to afford her payments that way. All of my other siblings own their own homes and have plenty of room in their homes for their

individual families.

I didn't ask my other siblings if they were okay with this, but I didn't see it as their

decision or whether they had a say considering it's our mom's house and she had a final say

anyway.

Exactly. That's right. Straight had a final say anyway. Exactly.

That's right.

Straight up.

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