No, not a penny.

My mother and father-in-law have both passed away recently. They left behind two homes and had invested a lot of their money. We ended up with quite a nice sum of money once it was divided by 3.

But, I'd give every dime of it back, just to have another day with them.

I expect and hope they'll live a long time so it'll prob be sold to pay for carers.

My parents put it their will that everything they have is to be sold (and there is not a lot of that left because they had to get rid of a lot in order to be approved for their disability) and the money divided equally between me and my "brother"...however I'm not counting on much at all. They both have had medical problems for years and the bills have piled up then once taxes are taken out, plus funeral expenses (they have insurance but not a lot)...there won't be much left and maybe nothing at all, in fact it may not cover it all an my wife and I will be stuck paying off the rest. I say my wife and I because My so called brother will dump it all on me some way he always has and does. I don't even want to think about it right now.

You have to take 700K less the estate taxes and a lot of other stuff... I think any money my parents have will go toward their care.

Parent-not plural. I guess so as I am an only child. Or I get stuck with the bills.

Yes I just did this year it wasn't a lot 120,000 euro but there were 6 of us so 20,000 each but so proud of my mum for looking after us all right til the end

my moms house which I paid off and remodeled will go to the mommas boy I mean my brother, my father in law has a small resort that will be sold or managed with proceeds going to his grandchildrens education

Same situation. My father in law just died and we have a big insurance policy on him and a house of similar value that will be divided up in two.

I have the farmstead and got some money. When my aunt died I was her executor and got some money there too. She gave a lot away to the university. I also divided up a pile for family members and close friends who had student loans.

I am waiting on an inheritance from my grandfather who died this year, but my mom and dad are at retirement age and still almost live paycheck to paycheck

Does it really matter?

Shit usually gets ugly after death. That’s when you see the real people.

They put my sister in charge of the will and I refused it before they died.

No, I will get nothing because they have little to nothing. That's fine though because I never expected anything.

My mom's life insurance paid for the college I never finished. I would have rather had the debt and my mom alive.

I owed them money. :P

A small house and property from my mom, probably.

Make sure the deed has a transfer on death on file or it goes to probate. Then it goes to shirttail relatives too.

I did. Still got most of it thankfully

I have already received my house and property

Good for you Lils a nest egg for you and hubs

Yes

Yes.

No...

No

I got thier house and a some money when they died. I sold the house.

All I got from my dad was a handful of scars and alcoholism. I don't have children. Most of my estate goes to charity.

Doubt it.

My half sister will, the rest of us are ass out.