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This man Joe must be on egomania trip again. I don't think his wishes will be upheld in any court. Wives and children are always the first beneficiaries of an estate, will or no will.
So they cannot, with any kind of authority...claim absolute authority over their son's affairs, his estate, or who will gain custody of the children.
To think of a man who brutalized his own children so deeply, wanting custody of his grandchildren, and specifically the children of the child he tended to single out for such monstrous treatment...I cannot fathom that any judge would grant his request.
But it remains to be seen what Michael has requested in his will.