These back-stabbing brothers learned that if you play dirty with the executor of your mother's will–your responsible sibling–there's a chance you're throwing away your chances of becoming an heir to the family fortune.
Money makes everyone crazy. Although we like to think that we can keep our heads on straight when it comes to inheritances, probate debates, executors, and the family will, as soon as the remaining relatives are privy to a tiny morsel of the family estate, they turn feral. Especially if you come from a family with a lot to gain after granny passes, siblings, cousins, uncles, and other remote relatives are bound to turn up to the reading of the will just to see if they scored the family cabin.
Historically, brothers already have innate territorial disputes over family land, vying for superiority over each other like boys playing King of the Hill. But the siblings in this next story turned their mother's passing into a petty battle of deception, betrayal, and an inheritance dispute that will follow them to the grave…