The inheritance of the father and how to divide it between the sisters

The closest people are most offended. Just because you always trust your own. But not always even the most loved ones are able to meet your expectations. Simply because everyone’s views on things are radically different. What can I say when I'm at stake? paternity Or other relatives. This is where real drama happens.



Editorial "Site" I witnessed one of these. Interests clashed, you know. In the end, resentment. I think for the rest of my life. Poor people now don't know how to engage in constructive dialogue because one of the sisters just left and doesn't show up anymore. What do we do with all this?

Our father is no longer young and is increasingly thinking about our future. Literally so direct and says, they say, my girls, how you will be next, what will happen to you. I know I'm worried about us, but my older sister seems to think differently. That's because Dad made that decision.



Not so long ago, he invited us families to our home, where my sister and I once grew up. Now we're both married, living in different parts of the city, and my dad's staying in the private sector. We always come to him, we can leave the little ones, and nature, of course. This time my father cooked meat on coals, his trump dish.

My sister and I, of course, did half the rest of the work, but that's how it's been. When dinner was over, everyone relaxed and rested, my father called me to the kitchen and told me he had a serious business to do. We expected him to say something important.



So it happened, the father talked about the will and inheritance. He said he was already collecting all the necessary documents to give us the property and wanted to distribute it in equal shares. Half home to me and half home to my sister. It'll also divide the precinct. This is where something happened that no one expected.

The older sister suddenly said that it would be better to divide the house not by children, but by grandchildren. After all, she has three children and I only have one daughter. So, in her opinion, to divide the inheritance strictly in half is not entirely fair. Will my father change his mind and do as she says?



Honestly, I was discouraged by her attack. It's like the dad loves some grandchildren more and others less. My father didn’t expect such a statement either. He told his sister that the house would be divided between the children, not the grandchildren. And since he has only two daughters, everything is strictly in half.

My sister didn’t say anything, she just got up and left. I didn't even say goodbye. She gathered the little ones, called a husband who knew nothing, and together they were like that. And since I cut it off. He doesn't talk to me or his father. They tried through her husband, but he, although he understood, said that he would not interfere. Not to spoil our relationship with us or our sister.



But it's the father who worries the most. He wanted to do what was best, but he ended up in a stupid situation. Just out of my heart’s simplicity, having decided to share my love between my daughters equally. And this is where it came from. I'm already thinking about talking to him, let him divide it into grandchildren. It won't hurt me, but my father will feel better. My sister and I will take care of it later.”

Be sure to write in the comments what you think about this. Is it really worth making concessions to the older sister and giving her three parts of the house instead of two? Or should the father still stand his ground in the hope that his daughter will someday become wiser and not be angry with him because of such a decision? We await your advice!



Inheritance from his father It can be quite difficult to divide. Thank goodness this process is peaceful and appropriate. But as you can see, this doesn't always happen. Read another article on whether to share a parental home with a sister who only appeared on the horizon twenty-five years later. Thank you for staying with us!