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Should jewelry belonging to deceased mother who died without a will go to the daughters in Massachusetts by law?
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∙ 16y ago
Apparently any daughters of the desceased were not as interested in jewelry as the mother; or this would have been talked about while she was still with them. Being a mother; I would want my two grown daughters to keep anything that was really important to them and sell the rest and split the money. Material things don't have to be as important to the kids as the mother might have felt. Any mother would want the daughters to make it as easy on them as possible.
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