My Kids Said I Needed to Stop Calling Them, So I Called My Lawyer Instead – Middle Aged Club

Afterward, I sat in my kitchen and cried harder than I had since Richard died.

Then the tears stopped.

The next morning, I called Thomas Brennan, the attorney who had handled Richard’s estate.

“I need to make some changes.”

Over the next three weeks, we reviewed everything.

My will.

My investments.

My house.

Every account my children assumed would someday belong to them.

I changed the beneficiaries.

Changed the estate structure.

Changed every lock, entry code, and password connected to my property.

Then I installed cameras and a security gate.

For three months, my children didn’t call.

Neither did I.