Man Refuses To Share His Huge Inheritance With Jealous Stepsister, Quits Talking To Her While Seeking Second Opinion

Not everyone is fortunate enough to have an inheritance, even if you have rich parents or relatives. Despite our desire to believe that our inheritance is safeguarded and that what is truly ours will always be ours and ours alone, it sometimes isn't the case.

Whether you're married or not, inheritance isn't a protected asset in reality. It does, however, rely on how long you've been married to determine whether your spouse is eligible to receive your inheritance or part of it.

The OP of today's story isn't married but has a huge inheritance from his godfather. You see, OP's parents got divorced when he was little, leaving the custody battle for him and his sisters up to the courts.

The OP and one of his sisters were sent to live with their godparents, Mark and Vivian. After a while, the court decided that his parents would split custody between them, with them alternating who they stayed with every other week.

"After about a year or so, Mark and Vivian moved to the UK, buying quite a large house and estate. A few years later, my mom remarried and had Kenzie. We weren't that close because of the age gap and the time away from her, but the relationship stayed mainly positive," the OP wrote.

Later on, it was discovered that Mark had cancer, and soon, he died. The OP and his sister got a huge inheritance, and now, Kenzie wants part of it, but will she get it? Find out as you read the full story below.