A New Jersey mother’s 1996 will split her estate equally among four children; after her daughter became sole caregiver and a family rift, a new will cut out both sons, and an appeals court has now upheld it

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A New Jersey mother removed both sons from her will in 2016 after their relationship deteriorated.
(AI image)A New Jersey mother who once planned to leave her property equally to her four children later decided that her two sons would receive nothing.
She made the change in 2016, following a breakdown in their relationship, while one of her daughters had been caring for her for years.

A New Jersey mother removed both sons from her will in 2016 after their relationship deteriorated.
(AI image)A New Jersey mother who once planned to leave her property equally to her four children later decided that her two sons would receive nothing.
She made the change in 2016, following a breakdown in their relationship, while one of her daughters had been caring for her for years.

Sources: Times of India