I hate it how death can bring distant relatives descending like a pack of vultures in the hope of picking up some goodies. I'd never lower myself to that.
I'll give you a blow job, if you put me in your will. :naughty::flirt::05:Yep. My grandmother (she raised me until her death and technically considered me to be her "baby," although my dad is her baby!) left me the family home and some money (what is a 6 year old to do with a house?!?!). Maybe she thought that whomever was to care for you would live there with you to provide your life with some continuity. I still own the family home. Or maybe she just wanted there to always be a place that you knew was your home and that no one could take away from you.My parents have likewise left a will and the estate will be divided equally. Naturally, however, it is important to note that assets for Natives might not necessarily be divided as "equal" in other cultures. Our parents house nor any of their land can be sold unless it is to another sibling or to someone in the family. PM me for more details; it can be a bit confusing.
And, my wife.We both have wills - property, insurance, trust and other possessions.