DISINHERITING RIGHTSChildren should be respectful and love their parents without thinking of what they will inherit if anything. Many people feel as though disinheriting their children is degrading and will cause dispute among siblings and show favoritism. Although, disinheriting may cause some problems or conflicts between parents and their children they have every right to make the decision. Children would not want someone else to make the decision of their assets.Parents give time and devotion to the upbringing of their children. They know by the attitude of that child what will be best in the long run. ...view middle of the document...
The disinheriting a child could cause many conflicts not only between other siblings but hatred towards the parent or parents. This could lead to arguing, not speaking to one another, and total hatred for the other sibling. A child may feel left out , feel as though they are not loved by the parent or parents or feel as though what is called the black sheep of the family. Parents making the decision not leave a child out could be for several reasons. First, the parent may have a disease such as Alzheimer's or may have encountered a stroke leaving them with little or no knowledge of their belongings. Instances like this will in turn let the eldest become the power of attorney and decide whatgoes to whom. Second, a parent may feel a child is not capable of being responsible of the inheritance. Third, a parent may a favoritism and not even care if they have showed it. Finally, a child may have abused the parent either by mentally or physically and the parent has no interest of leaving that child anything.Parents work hard for what they have and know their children better than anyone.Children should speak with their parents and siblings and discuss what should be done , what goes to whom, and should definitely be in a will to save any controversy's or conflicts that could arouse from the death of a parent or mind loss. In the end, when all is said and done the parent has every right to make the decision and be willing to give a logical reason why in doing so.2
