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‘He does not have a spouse or children’: My son has a serious genetic disease. What should I do with my $1.3 million estate?

MarketWatch · September 14, 2026 at 5:45 AM

‘He does not have a spouse or children’: My son has a serious genetic disease. What should I do with my $1.3 million estate?

“He is also the sole beneficiary of my 403(b) accounts.”

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‘He does not have a spouse or children’: My son has a serious genetic disease. What should I do with my $1.3 million estate?

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