Is my future inheritance in jeopardy?

[Wandering MGHOWParticipant 551]

A scary thing that I realized yesterday…

My mother and a partner have investment property. One day it will get passed down to me and my brother. At the point, the current partner will continue to own his 50% share, while me and my brother own 25% each.

The problem is, my mangina brother was recently married. It didn’t hit me until yesterday that when (not if, but when) he gets divorced and taken to the cleaners, it could possibly end up having an effect on me. Will she end up taking his 25% share? What does this mean for me? What about the house that me and my brother will also inherit some day? We would split that 50/50, but now I’m wondering if his wife will get his half. How does this all affect me in the end? This is all very scary to me.

[BlacqueJacqueShellacqueParticipant 6890]

Wandering MGHOW, my parents own a beautiful cottage in eastern Canada. The beach is all sand and, when the tide goes out, all sand bars. My youngest brother got married ten years ago. Myself (the eldest), and my middle brother, went to our parents to ask that the cottage be left to our youngest brother so he and his family could enjoy it without the hassle of three owners. My dad said no. His reasoning, what if she f~~~s off and none of you have anything? I understand you point. You should get legal advice.

[RoyDalParticipant]

BlacqueJacqueShellacque wrote:

You should get legal advice.

Yep! Make sure everything is in writing and correct within the laws that apply in your jurisdiction.

Edit: If there are any loopholes, her divorce attorney will find them. Oh yes, she will.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[Anonymous 42]

He gets f~~~ for his portion and how ever the courts decide to f~~~ him, what’s yours is yours unless you marry her then she takes half of your interest making her a larger shareholder than either of you, twice the wealth! That’s why they ride the marry’go’round, endless plunder for a woman with endless losses to men.

Put everything on the market and cash out after she f~~~s him! Then invest it under your own sovereign control.

[Wandering MGHOWParticipant 551]

Thank you tower, its very reassuring that I keep my own portion. This is exactly what I’m planning to do. Sell off my portions as soon as I inherit them and control all the money by myself and only myself.

[Anonymous 5]

Succession law operates very differently in Australia and in many other countries.
It’s all about provision for the people in relationships with the deceased. If the will doesn’t provide within the scope of the law then the will is altered or thrown out by the courts.
It doesn’t matter if they’re of sound mind etc or how it’s been put together by the best legal minds in the country.
(The same line of thought applies to Pre-nups as soon as a child enters the picture)
The surviving spouse will get 90-95% of the estate, regardless of any intentions or wills.

If her “Partner” is just a business partner and nothing more, none of this applies.
If he claims there was a personal relationship it’s a different story.

[hollowtipsParticipant 681]

Protect yourself legally in advance, write a contract or talk about it. Don’t let her selfishness screw you out of having a secure future. Woman are dog eat dog creatures when it boils down to it. If the roles were reversed she would have already talked to her parents or established something to make sure she had a fair chance.

[AttonParticipant]

Inheritance = bulls~~~ never rely on it or expect it.

A MGTOW is a man who is not a woman's bitch!

[BeerParticipant 11832]

Atton wrote:

Inheritance = bulls~~~ never rely on it or expect it.

I wouldn’t say its bulls~~~…what else should be done with your assets when you die, the government takes it and redistributes it to single moms and welfare bums instead of your friends, families, and charities you want it to go to? F~~~ that…but yeah…never rely on it or expect it. Plan your goals without a dime in inheritance factored in and if you ever get anything its a bonus.

[Buller100Participant 2189]

Wandering MGHOW wrote:

A scary thing that I realized yesterday…

My mother and a partner have investment property. One day it will get passed down to me and my brother. At the point, the current partner will continue to own his 50% share, while me and my brother own 25% each.

The problem is, my mangina brother was recently married. It didn’t hit me until yesterday that when (not if, but when) he gets divorced and taken to the cleaners, it could possibly end up having an effect on me. Will she end up taking his 25% share? What does this mean for me? What about the house that me and my brother will also inherit some day? We would split that 50/50, but now I’m wondering if his wife will get his half. How does this all affect me in the end? This is all very scary to me.

If he were to divorce she can claim on it as an asset, worse case force a sale, if it’s in your names now. But she would claim 50% of 25% so 12.5% I assume he would have to pay that out of his other assets , but it’s in the line.

If it’s in a will you and your brother need to do put all the 50% in your name and create a deed of trust , meaning when its sold you agree to give him the money. Our family did the same when transferring ownership a sister was going through a divorce.

A person can’t claim in what’s in a will, as a will can be changed at any time.

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