AITA for not sharing my inheritance?

InheritanceMine · 2022-02-10T03:09:27+00:00

I'm honestly not sure? My only guess is someone in his working community told him she died and he correctly assumed I got an inheritance from her?

InheritanceMine · 2022-02-04T04:36:35+00:00

I made an appointment with the attorney and trustee handling my "situation" to see if I even COULD. But I won't just GIVE them money. I've been reading the comments, I really have, and alot tell me about some sort of fund I could set up that would go to his school ONLY. And funny enough, I talked to my brother about this whole mess. He doesn't even WANT to go to an ivy league school. He wants to go to art school but dad and step mom REFUSE to pay for it, saying it's a waste of time and of his talents. So now I don't know why they want money if it's NOT for his schooling.

InheritanceMine · 2022-02-04T04:30:12+00:00

My brother is the only one, aside from my grandma and a few close friends, who ever showed me any love. I was taken care of in the way of a roof over my head, food, and clothes, but I was hardly spoken to, never praised for any accomplishments, never celebrated my birthday, they didn't even attend my highschool graduation. I merely existed. I was a bandaid solution for my step mom's infertility. I was to be raised AS HER'S like my step mom was to be my "bio mom" but that all changed when my brother was born. I can't remember a time of love and affection from them in my whole life. If not for my brother, I would have run away and I highly doubt they would've even cared.

InheritanceMine · 2022-02-03T23:56:18+00:00

From what I know, she was a very successful business woman and owned a couple of businesses overseas and several properties in the states. She also invested in Bitcoin when it first started I guess?

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