Drafting a fair will?
Business Insider is a site I read often. Recently, it had a short article on drafting a fair will. Of course, "fair" is in the eye of beholder and heirs often have differing ideas of what is fair. However, I agree with the general point of the article, which is that leaving materially unequal distributions is likely to lead to family conflict. I particularly agree with this point:
"For children, a disinheritance can leave a psychic wound they may never recover from, leading to an all-out war."
In my experience as a probate litigation attorney, substantially unequal distributions are often the result of one child taking advantage of a parent's failing physical and/or mental condition to execute a will that favors that child. That understandably leads to bitterness and often a will contest. Contesting a will in Texas