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Anna wants to leave her entire estate to her daughter
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Can a executor cut the beneficiaries amount of money out or put a certain number on it and say if will is challenge they would be cut out completely in Will Pennsylvania and they have never informed of assets dating back at least 2 years they want to be released on paper duties and payout funds?
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Do not do that leave your son a portion if you have to divide the portions with your daughter, and grandkids and son so he would get a third but leaving him out will cause the relationship to be so bad between siblings.. This is my advise to you as there has even been cases where a man took out his sister and her whole family on this situation He was left out of the will This would not be in your case but avoid bitterness…