Asking Eric: I’m disappointed my spouse didn’t stand up to sister who stole part of their inheritance

‘An argument ensued’: My mother entrusted my inheritance to her second husband. It all went horribly wrong.

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When the inheritance becomes a minefield, Michael Fabricius and Alexander Bars examine real conflicts around the will in "Streitfall Erbe" – and give advice on how to avoid family war.

Person Seeks Advice After Family Withholds Deceased Uncle’s Inheritance From Ill Sister

It’s not uncommon to hear about siblings, relatives, or even distant cousins locking horns over property rights. Family dynamics can be tricky, and while it’s never easy to confront loved ones, sometimes standing up for what’s right is the only way forward. Take, for example, this story of a person who found themselves losing sleep over an inheritance dispute. They shared how a cousin handling their late uncle’s estate decided to give the entire…

Asking Eric: Spouse’s sister stole inheritance, but spouse wants to keep the peace

Dear Eric: Over the years I noticed one of my spouse’s sisters seemed generally overly sensitive with sudden emotional outbursts and a tendency to play the victim.

Asking Eric: My husband’s sister stole from their parents’ estate and no one wants to confront her except me

DEAR ERIC: Over the years I noticed one of my spouse’s sisters seemed generally overly sensitive with sudden emotional outbursts and a tendency to play the victim.

Asking Eric: Why did nobody stop the high-strung sister from stealing the valuables?

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