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About a year ago, my mother passed away due to cancer.

I have two sisters, older sisters, and me and my middle sister, we knew that the oldest sister was going to be left out of the will.

My oldest sister, unfortunately, kind of stepped away from the family.

And the day of the services, my oldest sister found out from a will that she had located

that she would not be receiving any inheritance.

Needless to say, things have been tight or tough with the family.

We haven't spoke for a while. I'm feeling guilt that, you know, maybe some of my inheritance

to bring the family back together, I should give that up. And I'm not talking a significant

amount of money. It's probably $50,000, $60,000 worth of liquid funds and maybe $100,000 of investments

where my share, you know, very significant, something that my family could use and benefit from.

But I just wanted to kind of get an outside perspective on what your thoughts might be for this situation.

Wow. That's painful. for this situation. Wow.

That's painful.

I'm sorry.

Well, your mother should have handled this when she was alive.

And I had that conversation, and I begged her to please put a letter in writing so that she understands why.

But things happen faster than we anticipated

and that letter was never written yeah but she had not spoken to your your older sister

not spoken to your mom in several years apparently it's it was a while and she was in well how long's

a while um they small talked, but she would never help out with any doctor's appointments, medical issues, problems.

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