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I'm probably not the only one faced with this problem. What can I do?

I am not rich, but the assets I have to pass on are not insignificant. - The only eligible heir I have is my nephew. - He is proud of being part jewish while also identifying as Christian, but lacking basic Christian beliefs. - He is proud of vaccinating his kids. - He is proud of stubbornly maintaining his ignorance, despite evidence I have provided to him, and happy to comply with the jewish agenda. - He would be happy to pull the plug on me and take all my stuff.

The law apparently prohibits me from hiring a lawyer as my personal representative. Other than handing everything over to you, what should I do?

I'm probably not the only one faced with this problem. What can I do? I am not rich, but the assets I have to pass on are not insignificant. - The only eligible heir I have is my nephew. - He is proud of being part jewish while also identifying as Christian, but lacking basic Christian beliefs. - He is proud of vaccinating his kids. - He is proud of stubbornly maintaining his ignorance, despite evidence I have provided to him, and happy to comply with the jewish agenda. - He would be happy to pull the plug on me and take all my stuff. The law apparently prohibits me from hiring a lawyer as my personal representative. Other than handing everything over to you, what should I do?

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[–] • 1 pt

You can explicitly disinherit your nephew and explicitly appoint a non-relative as your representative, e.g. a trusted friend. I can dig up the exact legal verbiage if you need it, since my own will has similar provisions.

[–] • 2 pts

Rather than disinherit someone you should leave them 20 bucks. That shows clear intent and they cannot contest it nearly as easily.

[–] • 1 pt (edited )

The purpose of explicitly disinheriting people is to ensure they don't get your residual estate by default if you and your beneficiaries die. e.g. my spouse and I have no children, so our beneficiaries are my spouse's siblings. It'd only take a family reunion and a freak car accident to take out all the named beneficiaries. To resolve that we'd either need a really lengthy list of backup beneficiaries, or just explicitly disinherit my douche canoe immediate family and say "IDGAF" after that.