How much is 'owed' to a former family member...
- Thread starter Jace
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Oldeagle66
Senior Member
I had some family who really did me wrong. Stole family inheritance and booted me from the home my parents left me. Left homeless in the winter. We never spoke again as they passed away soon after. No regrets.
Jules
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What do you mean by this? A written version of the family history?
Kika
Member
- Location
- Northeast PA
I think every family has at least one of those people. If it were me, I'd just reply, "I'm not interested, thank you." That's if I decided to reply at all.
Jace
Well-known Member
One of my philosophies has always been if you cant play nice then Im not playing.
Worked for me as a kid. Still works for me now. If the inlaws act right, we mingle.
If they dont then I walk away. I dont argue. Haven seen them since the funeral in 2022.
Truthfully this kinda puzzles me. You would think they would be nice to me. I have no one left and I have money.
If they called me right now I would chat. Have lunch. Whatever. As long as they behave. But we not be friends.
Im guessing this person hasnt made any amends or apologized.
Do they interact with the family in any way. Do the injured parties want to have any contact with them.
If theyre still hanging around family and not giving them the info will make family gatherings uncomfortable
then I would give the info to them. Giving it doesnt cost you anything. Now if you paid for any of this info I would charge them.
If nobody wants anything to do with them then I would tell them to pizz off.
Naturally
Well-known Member
- Location
- Corner of Walk 'n Don't Walk
What I would do doesn't matter. Pick a decision you can live with.
Jace
Well-known Member
Really, really like
At this 'point in time'..Don't 'feel' like responding at all
Especially since there's really not been
any relationship
All of a sudden..I'm needed!
Really, really like
At this 'point in time'..Don't 'feel' like responding at all
Especially since there's really not been
any relationship
All of a sudden..I'm needed!
Well in that case just ignore them. If they want the info they can look it up themselves.
You found it. So can they.
RedAlert76
Member
- Location
- Ashland Ks
At least I know we are not the only ones to have family members who cause issues.
I would decline and be done with them.
This has been a year of more than mourning for us.My husband 's brother died in June- no family member bothered to rush to is dying side No one wants his ashes... bottom line you F#%^ people over enough you deserve nothing from them.
Mine was traveling sex show, who apparently lived a very secret life that involved many women, spent all his present day wife's money including his own, on other women. He died in Feb, of dementia. I was unaware of his past until he died- none of us were.
So decline, slam the door and get on with your own life- IMO.
I would decline and be done with them.
This has been a year of more than mourning for us.My husband 's brother died in June- no family member bothered to rush to is dying side No one wants his ashes... bottom line you F#%^ people over enough you deserve nothing from them.
Mine was traveling sex show, who apparently lived a very secret life that involved many women, spent all his present day wife's money including his own, on other women. He died in Feb, of dementia. I was unaware of his past until he died- none of us were.
So decline, slam the door and get on with your own life- IMO.
Im sorry. Im sure your parents didnt deserve any of that.
And for me an apology wouldnt cut it. Talk is cheap.
If you wrong someone you need to make amends.
Do you think theyre using this as an excuse to weasel back in.
Jace
Well-known Member
No, always...only self-serving