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Elder Daughter Challenges Mother's and Sister's Alleged Exploitation of Father's Illness in Multi-Million Shekel Inheritance Dispute

The eldest daughter of a deceased man is contesting a will that excludes her, alleging her mother and younger sister exploited their father's neurological illness to manipulate the inheritance of tens of millions of shekels.

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What happened

  1. 01Eldest daughter excluded from father's multi-million shekel inheritance challenges will.
  2. 02Mother and younger sister accused of exploiting father's neurological illness to manipulate will.
  3. 03Will leaves majority of estate to mother and youngest daughter, excluding eldest daughter.
  4. 04Eldest daughter provides photos and medical records proving close relationship and father's cognitive decline.
  5. 05Lawyers for eldest daughter claim will does not reflect father's true free will.
  6. 06Mother and youngest daughter's lawyer says case will be handled in court, not media.

She presents evidence of a close relationship with her father and medical proof of his cognitive decline at the time the will was signed. The dispute is set to be resolved in court.

Translated and summarized by baba from N12, the latest report. Read N12’s original

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