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No point in pretending it won't happen.... Even though they could have timed it better.
You should not be sad about it. Isn't it a fact that everyone eventually die? So someone (your children) is suppose to inhert it if there is any wealth you left. We work, collect, enjoy what we collect, and one day lose everything (when we die).
OP isn't sad that they're going to die eventually; they're sad that their daughters would rather argue about money than pay their respects to a relative at a funeral. There's a time and place where it's practical to discuss these matters, but doing so at a funeral is inappropriate, rude, and self-centered.
I'm sorry but your daughters are bratty bitches. Getting into a fight at a funeral over inheritance, that's just disrespectful. And they were fighting about you, and you aren't even dead yet. DO NOT leave them a cent if that's the way they behave. Make them get their snobby asses get jobs and earn their own money. It must be nice that so many can get money handed to them on a silver platter. Don't let them be moochers.
Tell them they get disinherited.
Aww :( I'm sorry for your loss, OP. Also, they're only teenagers right now. I'm sure when you're gone that will be the last thing on their minds. Like many people I know (I myself am one) they didn't fully appreciate their mothers until later in life after they grew up. I didn't realize how much I need my mom still until she died a year and a half ago. :/ Again, sorry for your loss.
I was 16 when my Grandpa died. I would have NEVER even come close to thinking that. YDI 100% for raising children to value money over life.
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They get nothing.
I think someone needs to go to military school for the next couple years. ;)