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Originally Posted by troutman
It would be very difficult to over-turn inter vivos gifts - you would have to establish some kind of fraud, undue influence or unjust enrichment. This is probably a technique some families use to avoid wills variation.
Again, I want to emphasize, you are pretty much free to do what you want with your $, with only a few limits and rare exceptions.
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With my mom being on the side that gets screwed because of traditional old school thinking from her parents, was hoping if this sets some kind of precedent, then maybe she'll have some options in the future.
. Jokes aside, stuff like this often drive families apart. A parent who discriminates inheritance based solely on gender is real selfish imo, since they'll be the main reason why their kids' relationships go sour.