Hey there, Facebook fam! Gather ’round because I’ve got a juicy story for you. Picture this: a man’s father passes away, and all he wants is to see his grandchildren together one last time. But, the ex-wife, Tammy, has other plans. She refuses to let the kids go, and the grandfather is left heartbroken. Fast forward to the reading of the will, and the kids are left out of the inheritance. Now, the kids are furious, and Tammy is demanding legal action. What a rollercoaster of emotions! So, the question is, who’s in the wrong here? Let’s dive into this story and find out. ️♀️
First Time Poster
Divorce Decree Drama
Father’s Final Wish
A Journey Home
Family Visits ✈️
Tammy’s Decision
Time’s Up ⏰
Heartbroken Grandfather
Final Dinner ️
The Will Reading
Dad’s Reasoning
Furious Kids
Accusations Fly ️
Inheritance Drama: A Family Divided
Our protagonist’s father passed away after a long illness, and his dying wish was to see all of his grandchildren together one last time. However, Tammy, the ex-wife, refused to let their kids go, leaving the grandfather heartbroken. At the reading of the will, the other grandchildren received a trust fund, while our protagonist’s kids were left out. The reason? They didn’t even give their dying grandfather a video call. Now, the kids are furious, and Tammy is demanding legal action. But our protagonist refuses, causing even more tension in the family. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this complicated situation…
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Tammy’s infidelity costs grandchildren their inheritance, NTA dad.
NTA. Remind Tammy that it was her decision to not let the kids visit their grandfather. Hiring a lawyer may not change anything.
NTA comment: Will isn’t about fairness. Great comeback for ex.
Grandchildren miss out on trust fund due to lack of visit
Respect the father’s will, NTA. Lawsuit unlikely.
Sympathetic comment supporting the father’s decision. NTA.
NTA commenter sympathizes with OP but acknowledges father’s choice.
Grandchildren excluded from father’s will due to lack of effort
Grandchildren refused to visit dying grandfather and got excluded
Grandchildren excluded from will after refusing to visit grandpa
Inheritance vs. Relationship: Who Deserves Your Father’s Will?
Respecting a father’s final wishes, even when it hurts
Family entitlement leads to exclusion of grandchildren in father’s will
Tammy’s greediness is causing family estrangement
Divided family and consequences of refusing to visit grandfather
Family drama and legal threats over inheritance
Explain to the kids why their decision hurt grandpa’s feelings
Supportive comment urges OP to show family they’re NTA
Grandchildren excluded from will after not visiting dying grandfather. Commenter says NTA.
Grandkids refuse to visit grandpa, get excluded from will
Grandfather valued relationship more than his entitled grandchildren. NTA.
Teaching children the importance of actions and consequences
Grandpa’s will excluded ungrateful grandchildren.
Grandchildren excluded from will after not video calling grandpa
NTA commenter advises against suing family over will dispute.
Support for father’s decision and criticism of lawsuit mentality.
Family feud over inheritance after grandchildren refuse to visit
Grandchildren excluded from father’s will after refusing to visit
Taking responsibility for your actions is important
Let it be, it’s your father’s wishes. No need to sue
Stand your ground and don’t let anyone question the will
Teaching the consequences of actions to entitled ex and kids
Grandchildren refuse to visit dying grandfather, get excluded from will ♂️
Actions have consequences, NTA. No standing to sue
Not the a-hole. Grandchildren refused to visit dying grandfather.
Grandchildren excluded from will after refusing to visit dying grandfather. NTA.
Grandchildren excluded in will after refusing to visit dying grandfather
Visit dying grandpa or be excluded from his will
Stay out of the drama, it’s their problem to deal
Grandchildren excluded from will after not visiting dying grandfather
Grandchildren refused video call with dying grandfather. NTA.
Teaching a lesson on the value of time and relationships
Teenage grandchildren excluded from will after neglecting dying grandfather
Grandfather excluded grandchildren from his will after they ignored him. NTA.
Lesson learned: Family ties are maintained by actions and love ❤️
NTA but communicate with your kids without their mother around
Grandpa fafo gets the silent treatment. Entitled or reasonable?
Respecting the wishes of the deceased
Reciprocated respect: Father excludes grandchildren from will after mistreatment.
Acceptance is key, don’t worsen the situation. NTA
Tammy urged to contest will on behalf of her kids
NTA commenter believes entitlement is not justified, predicts lawsuit failure.
Grandchildren excluded from will after disrespecting their grandfather. NTA.
Grandchildren’s lack of effort leads to inheritance exclusion.
NTA, family values should not be dependent on inheritance
Father’s will excluded grandchildren who ignored him; NTA.
Grandkids excluded from inheritance for not visiting grandfather
Entitled kids get no inheritance after ignoring grandpa
No visit, no inheritance ♀️
Generous grandparent puts grandkids first despite their AH parents
Father’s will excluded grandchildren for refusing to visit him
NTA. Your kids messed up and now they face consequences.
The commenter sympathizes with OP, calls out ex and entitled children. #NTA
Grandchildren refuse dying grandfather’s wish, NTA for consequences.
Lesson learned: show up for others or face consequences
Debunking the myth of ‘the reading of the will’ ♂️
NTA commenter suggests a letter and small trust fund for grandkids.
NTA commenter empathizes with the situation and provides insight.
User accuses OP of not taking charge and playing the ‘my ex is terrible’ card. Yikes!
NTA. Commenter questions Tammy’s influence and suggests legal action.
Missing out on saying goodbye to loved ones is tough
Immigrant Redditor shares experience of racism and cultural differences.
Encouraging comment about starting a second family
NTA for excluding grandkids, but ESH for the scenario. Dad’s petty
Supportive comment to a tough situation.
