I am sorry but on this occasion you are wrong. If it is a simple uncomplicated will as the op implies then there are no hidden catches or pressure for you to let them act as trustees or executors. In our case it is an easy to understand statement, me to her, her to me, then on to named siblings if we both go together. If things are difficult for them later should I really worry or do I really care. No.
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UNITE ?
I'd pass on that one . I dont like anything at all to that is linked with unions .
NOTHING is for free (or almost free) you get what you pay for .
Why skimp on things when you are getting near a 'box' ?.
I Do understand your thinking though.
But- would YOU like to be remembered as 'the dad' who didn't care about his kids ?.
You maybe dont know --but- they would probably take the same path as you have said you are doing.
Break the mould- show a bit of love and concern .
I'd pass on that one . I dont like anything at all to that is linked with unions .
NOTHING is for free (or almost free) you get what you pay for .
Why skimp on things when you are getting near a 'box' ?.
I Do understand your thinking though.
But- would YOU like to be remembered as 'the dad' who didn't care about his kids ?.
You maybe dont know --but- they would probably take the same path as you have said you are doing.
Break the mould- show a bit of love and concern .
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Oh !! sorry .
In that case - I'm with you --.
They do seem to have a knack of falling out with each other when they are 'sharing out the spoils' !!
