Cut Out of the Will? What to Do About Unequal Inheritance

Talk about awkward: One woman’s parents are planning to divvy up their estate waaaaay unfairly. Our answer guru has some smart advice.

Dear Answer Queen:

My parents have asked me what I think about cutting one of my siblings out of their will. I don’t even want to get involved with this issue, let alone figure out the answer for them. Help.

Signed,

Calgon, Take Me Away

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