'I was pressured into transferring our family farm to our son before my husband died - and our daughters got nothing. I feel guilty. What can I do?'

The complexities of transferring family property, especially in the context of a death, can raise significant questions about consent. Did the arrangements reflect the true intentions of the deceased? This is a common concern in estate planning.

For those who feel they did not provide informed consent to a transfer of assets, exploring litigation for undue influence or lack of capacity might be an option. Such cases often require evidence showing that the decedent was manipulated during the transfer process.

It is important to gather all relevant documents regarding the farm and any agreements made prior to your husband's death. This information can aid in determining the legitimacy of the asset transfer.

Consulting with a specialized estate attorney to discuss potential avenues for rectifying the situation is pivotal. They can help navigate the legal landscape and advocate for your rights.

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