Thank you jojobeach U understand what im trying to say and not
being insensitive like those people
And u rainee cant believe u used "lolz" , i doubt u have
ever experiences anything like my mum, u not worth to talk
about my mum.
If u wanna scold or laugh at me go ahead but never try to
mention my mum. She is my mum not your mum.
Rainee Do u like when i say your mum didnt teach u moral and
compassion and u grow up being sadistic and insensitive?
And u say im a "illegitimate" r u saying im a bastard?
All my relative from his side knows me. My Birthcert have
his name.
He betrayed my mother trust and have an affair
legally , even he is dead now honestly i would like
him to rot in hell.
I am not saying that what your father has done is right, and I
agree that yes, he should rot in hell.
There are too many loopholes in your story and these might be
what has caused the misunderstanding among so many forumites here.
If you can just state it clearly, I think you will have less
assumptions and the people here will be able to help you
better.
Is your mother ever married to your father? By married, I mean,
do they even have a marriage cert with both their names on it? If
according to what you have said here, your mother is your father's
first wife, and after that your father went on to have an affair
with another woman...is that correct? But from what jojobeach has
said earlier to me, it seems that your mother is the second
"spouse" who is not legally married to your father, but just
cohabited with him for a long period of time. So what is the true
story here?
If you can't even take what I have said above, I would suggest
you don't fight for the inheritance. Truth is, you and your mother
(provided she is not legally married to your father) will be called
names I have mentioned above, and may be called worse, if you want
to bring this matter to court and fight for what has been given to
others. You can't shield your mother from this; she is at the heart
of everything. So if you all decide to go ahead and fight for it,
all I can say is to stay strong.