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Wellington R. Burt has not been the only multi-millionaire to rob their grandchildren of an inheritance. Luxury hotelier and real-estate billionaire Leona Helmsley left $12 million USD to her Maltese dog, Trouble.
Jul 11, 2021 · For many years it was mistakenly believed Kira was the daughter of another multi-millionaire, US media mogul Kirk Kerkorian, which was another inheritance she was cut out of. In June last year, her real father Mr Bing, aged 55, died by suicide, leaving his fortune to his two estranged children, Kira Kerkorian Bing and Damian Hurley.
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Jun 15, 2022 · The behest was especially rich considering that Helmsley had cut two of her grandchildren entirely out of the will for “reasons which are known to them.” Her other two grandchildren were given their inheritances only if they regularly made visits to their father’s grave.
Nov 15, 2022 · Donald Trump defeated his niece Mary Trump in a lawsuit where she accused the former U.S. president and two of his siblings of defrauding her out of a multimillion-dollar inheritance.
Dec 11, 2019 · Adult siblings have disagreements all the time. Unfortunately, though, you may worry about an unscrupulous relative spreading lies about you. If the lies reach your elderly parent, he or she may rewrite an estate plan to exclude or disinherit you. Luckily, you may have some legal recourse.
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Sep 5, 2023 · Sinclair heiress Anne Holding is arguing before the Wyoming Supreme Court that a lower court wrongly ordered her to pay more than $202 million to her husband, Christian Peterson, after he filed for divorce in 2021. The pair were married for nearly 40 years.
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However, the Act says that inheritances and gifts from third parties are considered to be the “excluded property” of the spouse who received the inheritance or gift, and do not get included as family property; therefore, the other spouse is not entitled to share in it.
