Grief can make people cling to ideas that don’t always make sense.

This man’s mother wants to contest her late brother’s will, but he told her there’s nothing wrong with it because his uncle can leave his assets to whomever he wants.

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AITA for telling my mom that she’s being unreasonable?

My (31M) uncle (73M) passed away, leaving everything to his roommate (71M).

My mom (60F) is still very upset about this.

She has been for a month now.

She feels like there may have been some sort of undue influence.

This man told her mom to let it go.

I told her that they lived together for 45 years. There’s nothing weird about the will because of that. He can leave his money and stuff to whoever he wants.

But then my mom said she’ll contest it.

He thinks she is being unreasonable.

She kept asking me to talk to my friend who’s a lawyer to see if he knows anyone who specializes in this field.

I told her she’s being unreasonable.

She got very angry at me.

My dad said I shouldn’t judge her when she’s still struggling with the loss of her brother.

Let’s find out what others have to say about this.

The situation is very obvious.

Here’s a valid point.

Finally, this one agrees that he made the right call.

Nothing motivates people more than money.

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