I had a horrible sad childhood wich i will not to out all the details as most are very sad. I was physically and emotinal abusive lets just live it that way. Now thinking about going to Texas for a month get one of my good family friend she an attorney told me that i was the one being the play th mom role when I was raising my siblings cleaning the whole house cooking being a punching bag and my mom was financially stable enough to provide a good life nice house you would think this girl grow up okay not every is what it seems. Now this family attorney that my mom trust she spoke with me over the phone and advice me to chaged things behind my moms back that i should bethe one to benefit from all the goo stuff. Which i could sale the houseanake good profit or rent it. My mom plans on giving everything to her golden child my older half sister. What do you think?
Only your mom can change it if she's still alive. You have your own house now, your own life. Let the past go with your mom when she dies if you feel like she's wronged you. Leave the will alone and let it all go. The hell with it. You don't need the house, money, etc. No need to ruin your relationship with your siblings over it. If your mom is wrong by giving it all to the golden child then just let her be stupid.
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It is illegal. Yes, you could get in serious trouble and the beneficiaries your mother actually named could bring a suit against you.
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I don’t know if you could get in trouble or not. What I would probably do is leave it how your mom wants it. I understand you probably feel it’s unfair and it probably is, but it is your moms stuff and she does have a right to decide who to leave it to, as unfair as it may be. I think altering it could be in a moral sense a form of theft. Possibly legally too.
Does the attorney have a recommendation on how to legally change it?Yes you will. Don't do it. She has to change it. Only thing you can do is after she dies is protest or contest it at probate hearing.
It's typically a felony (falsifying documents), so yes. I find it hard to believe that any attorney would recommend that, as that's also a felony, and grounds for disbarment.
I think that attorney should be disbarred for encouraging you to break the law. Even if you were your mom's trustee, you cannot self-serve and change things for your benefit.
Yes, there are laws against doing that.
The attorney will have a copy on file.That's not legal.
Also, that's your mom's money, why are you dependent on it. Make your own.God's will, will prevail... either way
Ridiculous... I call bullshit
I think you can
Yes that's called fraud and it's a federal offense
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