what to do about brother in law?

[Swifty Morgan]

Small claims court should suffice to get a couple of guns back. No lawyer, and it's cheap.

I believe my drunken loser cousin got a lot of my grandfather's guns with his mother's help. My relatives have done pretty well, looting my grandparents' estates.

My revenge is having more money than he does and buying guns that are similar but better. And I shoot them better because I'm not a lazy, useless, lying Bud Light filter who is too sorry to make a study of anything.

I have a blog, and another cousin reads it and squeals on me, so when I'm out on my pleasant farm shooting tiny groups with very nice firearms, and I put up photos and essays, I'm sure everyone in the family hears about it.

I also made sure I posted a nice photo of my young wife and myself vacationing in the Alps. That was a little petty, but when you know someone is spying on you, it's only fair to choose what they see.

The family used to be really close, but when inheritances entered the picture, my relatives chose money over me instantly. I have never taken a dime that wasn't mine, and I have never charged the estate for any type of service.

My criminal sister stole a lot of stuff from the estates. My dad disinherited her, and I have cut off all communication since, I believe, 2015. That includes the weeks or months she spent in a homeless shelter. I inherited everything, and I count every day I have nothing to do with her as a personal victory.

[Skans]

Originally Posted by rem870hunter

Skans...my father passed away on Jan 18

Sorry to hear that. I hope things went better than you had anticipated.

[Aguila Blanca]

Originally Posted by rem870hunter

**just an update** Everything was returned by the PD in July 2024. my sister & her husband were at the house & helped mom check them off the list as they brought out of the truck. before they (sister and hubby) left though they took 2 shotguns and 2 handguns. only 1 of the handguns were mentioned in the will as going to the BIL. the shotguns alledgely had tags with my fathers handwriting on them with their sons names. the other handgun they took was bought by my father for their daughter. they knew of it but it wasn't tagged. i've not asked for them back nor got a lawyer to sue my mother and her for going around the will. i don't have it in me to do that to my mother. i could care less about the shotguns they took. just would've been nice if they asked me beforehand about them and the handgun.

Situation has been resolved, so it's time to bring this to a close.