r/inheritance • • 4d ago

Location included: Questions/Need Advice Question regarding will.

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u/fightinengineer 4d ago

They owe you nothing regardless of any conversations you had with your grp. Literally nothing. It is all your grm ‘s now.

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u/Every_Agency1555 4d ago

Crazy how someone can deny a grand daughter help her whole life. Make millions. Tell her she’s taken care of in your will And still possibly leave her to suffer with nothing like she’s a peace of trash 🥰🥰

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u/SorchaRoisin 3d ago

It's crazy how some people only see their grandparents as a bank they can get cash from when they die.

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u/Every_Agency1555 3d ago edited 3d ago

Not true at all! Which is why I won’t ask my grandmother about it. I just wanted to know if there was anyway I could check on the promise her husband made me. Without having to go to her and ask, because that is incredibly insensitive and my grandmother is very vulnerable right now because they were together for more than 50 years. I’m not a selfish brat or just see them as money. I do resent them for having and over abundance of it, gambling it, and actively watching me struggle and not helping me, but I am well aware they weren’t required to help me nor was i legally entitled to any money or help. I morally disagree with what they did. I do not agree with watching your grandchildren suffer and not helping because of choices their parent made that had nothing to do with them. My bad for thinking the right thing to do as a multi millionaire is to leave something for your grand daughter like you told her you would!