When Wendy’s mother passed away, her sister Cynthia, who spent a decade caring for their ill mother, claimed Wendy didn’t deserve an equal inheritance share due to her lack of involvement. The situation escalated when Wendy learned their mother had legally transferred all assets—$85,000, land, and their family home—to Cynthia alone, despite assurances the house would be shared. Feeling betrayed, Wendy is torn between contesting the
inheritance, confronting Cynthia, or accepting the loss. The pain of being judged for prioritizing her own family—twin 8-year-old boys—leaves her emotionally drained. Seeking advice, she wonders how to proceed without further fracturing family ties or her own sense of worth.
