I hear you . I knew a guy who ended up in Norway for the same reason ! I hope you ' re able get a little lemonade of the situation and enjoy being somewhere different . <| sep |> Trust me , when misinformation is voiced by the teacher or classmate , I pipe up . <| sep |> Clean colorway , comfy , good looking . Store was having a 50 % sale on everything , paid 67 , 50 for them <| sep |> Fuck it , its a fucking field goal . <| sep |> How is trump going to effectively govern with this fact . Why do you think he will care about this as he carries out his agenda ? The idea of having a mandate only applies to politicians , which we know Trump is not . <| sep |> That is a lot of money to inherent all at once . A . assuming the will is valid in your jurisdiction , that money is yours . For whatever reason and I can hazard a guess as to why your grandmother wanted you and your family to benefit from this gift . It was hers and hers alone to give away . Your extended family ' s only potential recourse is challenging the Will in court . If it comes to this , do not hesitate to hire a Wills and Estates Lawyer . The upfront retainer is a short term inconvenience but in the long run it ' ll be worth it . But I would wait to retain an attorney until you need one . In my jurisdiction , you would have 20 days to respond to any claim the other side makes . This is plenty of time to hire an attorney to address the issue . Don ' t waste your time and money in the interim , there isn ' t much value in hiring someone off the jump . You can speak to the lawyer that prepared the will in the mean time or the executor of the estate if you need some peace of mind regarding the validity of the Will . B . I would highly encourage you to hire a financial advisor . This money could possibly go so much further than you initially anticipate . In addition , there may be tax issues with inheriting property depending on how the will was structured . Cross post in personal finance , there are some really knowledgeable people on there .