How to stop ‘troublemakers’ from suing for family inheritance and winning
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If you have identified certain troublemakers and you do not wish any of them to get their hands on your assets, you can state so clearly in your will.
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SINGAPORE – Although it is hard to stop troublemakers from dragging the whole family to court, there are some creative safeguards that you can put in place to ensure that they do not win.
