![Peut être une image de texte qui dit ’My sister, 37, sacrificed her life to care for our sick mom for 9 years. I chose to build my own family. Last week, Mom d!ed. My sister refuses to split the inheritance, saying, "Selfish children don't have family rights!" But the real surprise came when I discovered... [CONTINUE in 1st comment ]’](https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/507791405_1277070093811687_1333866478960650230_n.jpg?_nc_cat=111&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=127cfc&_nc_ohc=1-R3fElvdVYQ7kNvwHD7x9T&_nc_oc=AdkNdowsEsiWgdbsQzqw7x1M0zWRdKDn5OWU368RsuhFZrFggqLdhwI10KGM66waNQ0&_nc_zt=23&_nc_ht=scontent-sea1-1.xx&_nc_gid=jN7Ck4L_xnAwC2R_sQhFSQ&oh=00_AfPowocPuds7Ulh-7e8lkBkfKjUrveau2AwIH8wLuS44zQ&oe=685727F0)
I Won’t Give Up My Inheritance Just Because I Wasn’t the “Perfect Daughter”
Family disputes over inheritance are often a major source of tension, especially when relatives feel entitled to a larger share. When Wendy’s mother pa:ss:ed away, her sister Cynthia argued that Wendy didn’t deserve an equal portion, claiming she hadn’t shown enough commitment to their mother.
Things came to a head during a recent visit to their childhood home, leaving Wendy emotionally exhausted and unsure how to proceed. Seeking advice, she reached out for guidance.
This is Wendy’s story:
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