Inheritance! What About It?
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Re: Inheritance! What About It?
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Galen Onita's letter made it sound like he was worried that his family would reject his offer of help. Apparently he did something horrible that made his family cut ties with him. Since he left his family on bad terms, he was afraid his family still held a grudge against him. I am curious what it was that Onita did, and I hope the series will mention it at some point.RachelEmmanuel wrote: ↑09 Oct 2020, 08:41 I think Galen's uncle lived in fear of being sent back to the Land of Princes, which is why he did not contact anyone in his family while he was alive. I do agree, though that it would have been easier for Galen if he had been called for before his uncle died.
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I think it should be a topic discussed by families. It's a grim subject, I get it. But it makes things easier later on. While families are grieving, they shouldn't have to deal with other issues on top of that.Joseph_ngaruiya wrote: ↑01 Oct 2020, 00:26 Squabbling over inheritance isn’t welcoming, and so is discussing it with the people you love. It is almost implying that they are going to die. Should Galen’s uncle have told him about the inheritance before his demise? Should inheritance be a topic raised by families while they are still alive? Could it have been easier to track down Galen if he had known of his inheritance in the years before his uncle died?
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I prefer the use of a will to let people know of their inheritance. It will reduce squabbles among heirs.
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Yes, inheritance should be a topic of discussion.
It was wise of his Uncle to be quiet about the inheritance, you never know those with ulterior motives.
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