I believe in you. As to how to start the conversation there are as many answers as there are stones in the driveway as my grandmother used to say. There is so much we do not know about your family and I would hate to inadvertently give bad advice. For what it is worth the same grandmother who I mentioned before pertaining to my uncle never wanted to have any conversation if things went in a way that the will did not cover. Also, my family is big on controlling others so she was not going to budge from the will because she thought that was the best way to keep people under her thumb. Long story made short things never worked out that way. She went into a nursing home and her assets were gone in a year. She thought people such as myself were going to go to the home as she needed but failed to realize that employers could care less about family obligations. In the end the stubbornness by my grandmother and uncle did not accomplish a thing. Just generated a lot of talk by people who never liked the family that my family would find a way to screw up holding that ground.
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