Dear Eric: My husband, "Tom," and I got on well with his brother, "Dick," until last year, when Dick became executor of their parents' estate. Instead of liquidating it and splitting it with Tom, which is what he is required…

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Estate theft divides siblings, but one wants to reconcile

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Dear Eric: My husband, “Tom,” and I got on well with his brother, “Dick,” until last year, when Dick became executor of their parents’ estate. Instead of liquidating it and splitting it with Tom, which is what he is required to do, he secretly paid himself more than $100,000 for the first year – more than double the authorized amount. Plus, he hasn’t even tried to sell the estate. He offered to buy Tom’s share of a rental property for $11,000 wi…

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Asking Eric: I’m their father, not their babysitter

Dear Eric: I’m not sure if the letter from “Invisible Dad” about his wife buying trinkets for their adult kids and having more close conversations with them is related to my better half and myself.

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Asking Eric: Estate theft divides siblings, but one brother wants to reconcile

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Dear Eric: My husband, “Tom,” and I got on well with his brother, “Dick,” until last year, when Dick became executor of their parents’ estate. Instead of liquidating it and splitting it with Tom, which is what he is required to do, he secretly paid himself more than $100,000 for the first year – more than double the authorized amount.

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Asking Eric: My husband‘s brother blatantly stole from family’s estate. Why does he want to reconcile?

Dear Eric: My husband, “Tom,” and I got on well with his brother, “Dick,” until last year, when Dick became executor of their parents’ estate. Instead of liquidating it and splitting it with Tom, which is what he is required to do, he secretly paid himself more than $100,000 for the first year — more than double the authorized amount. Plus, he hasn’t even tried to sell the estate. He offered to buy Tom’s share of a rental property for $11,000 wi…

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Denver

Denver County

Colorado

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Dear Eric: My husband, “Tom,” and I got on well with his brother, “Dick,” until last year, when Dick became executor of their parents’...

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Dear Eric: My husband, “Tom,” and I got on well with his brother, “Dick,” until last year, when Dick became executor of their parents’ estate.

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