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		<title>By: Barbara Arelt</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Barbara Arelt]]></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Jane, Is your offer still available for conflict resolution?  Background: My  father-in-law was estranged in varying degrees from each of his 3 adult children.  Dear &#039;ol dad died in June 2008.  Subsequently, my husband has severed all ties and communication with one of his sisters (Pat) due to inequities in the will.  He received nothing, while his sisters (Pat and Pam) received the bulk of the estate.  Pam has since shared her inheritance with my husband.  Pat, after much consideration now &quot;has a check&quot; for my husband.  Gee, thanks.

My husband refuses to accept it.  Pat was the executor of the will and was not forthcoming about its contents before the father&#039;s death or at the time of his death.  I think it&#039;s a case of too little... too late.  However, I want a loving family for my almost 2 year old daughter and her young cousins.  My sister in law Pat has established a good relationship with me, but I can&#039;t be disloyal to my husband.  She called me last night and I&#039;m sneaking around the house on the phone with her.  I&#039;m in the middle. Help!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Jane, Is your offer still available for conflict resolution?  Background: My  father-in-law was estranged in varying degrees from each of his 3 adult children.  Dear &#8216;ol dad died in June 2008.  Subsequently, my husband has severed all ties and communication with one of his sisters (Pat) due to inequities in the will.  He received nothing, while his sisters (Pat and Pam) received the bulk of the estate.  Pam has since shared her inheritance with my husband.  Pat, after much consideration now &#8220;has a check&#8221; for my husband.  Gee, thanks.</p>
<p>My husband refuses to accept it.  Pat was the executor of the will and was not forthcoming about its contents before the father&#8217;s death or at the time of his death.  I think it&#8217;s a case of too little&#8230; too late.  However, I want a loving family for my almost 2 year old daughter and her young cousins.  My sister in law Pat has established a good relationship with me, but I can&#8217;t be disloyal to my husband.  She called me last night and I&#8217;m sneaking around the house on the phone with her.  I&#8217;m in the middle. Help!</p>
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