Absent bio children fail to take care of their aging father, his stepdaughter considers not giving them a warning if he writes them out of his will: ‘One told him she was tired of his negativity and not to [call] her for help…’

I've not had the chance to write my will just yet, given the fact that I have a net worth of one thousand dollars and I'm 24 years old. For those of you who have written your will, then rewrote it, and plan on rewriting it again, what did you include? Who did you include? Family and friends? Just your brother? Aunt Peggy (because she gave you extra cookies under your mom's nose)? Either way, you have a reason for writing them into your will—these are the people who will look after your assets and prized possessions once you pass on. It's important to know what kind of people you're leaving your wealth to, and figuring this out before you pass could be tricky. Is your daughter being extra nice since your diagnosis? Well, you just broke your hip. Your grandchild is asking if they get to keep your house…

Whatever the case may be, it's up to you. No one else. That's why the commenters under this next story advise the woman who posted it to keep her mouth shut about her stepdad writing his kids out of his will. Scroll below to read the full story. 

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