When a couple with children from previous relationships marries, it’s essential to ensure that both sets of children are treated equally. But what happens when one child is left with more money than the other after the death of a parent? In this AITA post, a man’s wife is upset that his late ex-wife left considerable money for their daughter’s education but none for their stepdaughter. The man argues that it’s not his money to give away and that his stepdaughter is not entitled to it. Is he being callous, or is he right to protect his late ex-wife’s wishes? Read on to find out.
Navigating complex family dynamics after divorce, advice needed
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Unexpected inheritance leads to family dispute.
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Stepdaughter jealous of daughter’s inheritance, creates family tension.
Stepdaughter wants a share of late ex-wife’s money
Firmly standing my ground on stepdaughter’s money request
Stepdaughter fights for inheritance, family drama ensues.
Stepdaughter wants inheritance, but am I TA for denying?
AITA? Let’s find out
Stepdaughter vs Daughter: Who deserves the money?
A man is caught in a difficult situation when his stepdaughter demands a share of his late ex-wife’s savings for his daughter’s education. The man had never contributed to the fund and believed it would be stealing to take from his daughter. His wife, however, sees it as unfair and selfish of his late wife not to have considered their daughter’s stepsister. The situation becomes even more complicated when the stepdaughter’s disadvantage is brought up. This post explores the ethical dilemma of dividing inheritances between stepchildren and biological children. The comments and reactions section is sure to be heated. Read on to find out what people think and share your own opinion.
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Stepdaughter not entitled to late ex wife’s money. NTA.
Commenter calls out stepdaughter’s behavior, sparking agreement and discussion.
Mother’s savings for her daughter only, NTA for refusing stepdaughter.
Stepdaughter wants her mother’s money, NTA dad suggests financial responsibility
Commenter suggests canvassing neighborhood for college funds, sarcastic replies follow.
Stepdaughter wants inheritance for college, but what about OP’s daughter?
Stepdaughter wants late ex-wife’s money, emotional response from father and daughter.
Commenter supports OP, warns of red flags in current marriage.
Op praised for not giving late ex-wife’s money to stepdaughter
Supportive comment encourages OP to prioritize daughter’s inheritance
Lesson learned: Don’t reveal large sums to spouses. NTA
Stepdad morally and legally not responsible for stepdaughter’s inheritance
Stepdad defends daughter’s inheritance, cleverly shuts down stepdaughter’s claim
Protect your daughter’s inheritance at all costs ️
Late ex-wife’s money only for daughter, NTA
Supportive and heartwarming response to stepdaughter wanting inheritance
Commenter empathizes with OP’s situation, advises caution with stepdaughter.
Blended family dynamics and financial planning, NTA wins
Stepdaughter wants late ex-wife’s money, NTA stands up for daughter.
Stepdaughter deserves fair share, commenter supports OP’s decision,
Ensure every cent goes to your daughter, not stepdaughter.
Stepdaughter wants inheritance, commenter supports non-greedy response.
Fairness in blended families.
Father refuses to commit a crime for late ex-wife’s daughter ♂️
Protect your daughter’s inheritance! ️
Stepdaughter not entitled to ex-wife’s money, NTA
You’re not responsible for their daughter’s inheritance. NTA
Deceased ex-wife’s money for stepdaughter? NTA says comment
Stepdaughter wants money from late ex-wife, but NTA for denying.
Daughter’s entitled stepdaughter demands inheritance, commenter defends daughter’s rights.
Advocate for your daughter’s college fund, don’t be pressured.
Respect the deceased’s wishes. NTA and not unreasonable
Protecting daughter’s inheritance from entitled stepdaughter, NTA
Protect your daughter’s inheritance! NTA ️
Claiming inheritance, stepdaughter sparks ethical debate.
Is it grave robbing? Discussing ethics of inheritance.
Father prioritizes daughter’s inheritance over stepdaughter’s entitlement, NTA
Stepdaughter not at fault for ex’s lack of savings. NTA.
Stepdaughter’s mother wants to take her inheritance. NTA.
Clear and firm response to entitled stepdaughter. ♂️
Not the a-hole, but family drama ensues
Let her work for her college, don’t steal from family.
Stepdaughter asks for inheritance, commenter suggests role reversal, NTA
Money meant for daughter, not stepdaughter or current wife.
Stand your ground! Don’t rob your daughter of her inheritance!
Stand firm! NTA comment inspires support.
Stepdaughter wants inheritance, commenter calls out hypocrisy, NTA.
Setting boundaries with manipulative ex-wife over inheritance, NTA
Normalize not expecting parents to put other people’s kids first
Stepdaughter wants inheritance, but bio daughter lost her mother. ❌
Protect your daughter from others’ sense of entitlement.
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Protecting the inheritance: NTA locks away stepdaughter’s money
Partner’s greed for ex’s money: Red flag or dealbreaker?
Refreshing to see a parent prioritize their child. NTA.
Stepmom calls deceased mom selfish for not saving for stepsister, YTA.
Red flags in stepdaughter’s request, NTA for considering exit.
Current wife in hot water? Find out why, NTA stepdad!
Secure your will to avoid inheritance drama
Giving stepdaughter’s share to her kid, NTA. But future conflict?
Fair decision to give the money to your stepdaughter, NTA ✨
Questioning entitlement, confusion and no resolution ♀️
Stepdaughter not entitled to late ex-wife’s money, NTA
Commenter finds wife annoying but isn’t the a**hole ♂️
Respect your daughter’s wishes, don’t give away her money
Stepdaughter wants part of late ex-wife’s money, NTA supports daughter’s education
Establishing a trust to protect your daughter’s assets
Stepdaughter wants a share of ex-wife’s money, NTA explains why daughter gets it all.
Stepdaughter’s college fund is not up for grabs by stepmom
Stepdaughter excluded from inheritance, NTA
Protect your daughter’s inheritance and stand your ground, NTA
