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Author: Arthur Bleemer
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‘Buy a yacht,’ he told me. My fiancé, 67, is cutting his kids out of his will — and leaving everything to me. Should I be suspicious?
'My anxious groom says if we marry this year he will save $20,000 in taxes. He…
My uncle persuaded my ailing grandmother to cut everyone else out of the family trust. Do we have a case against him?
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