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<blockquote data-quote="kiwi pom" data-source="post: 5600176" data-attributes="member: 946"><p>Yes many a farm has been saved due to the hard work of sons/daughters and i'm glad your situation worked out well.</p><p>You can see how things get complicated quickly for some families though. What if there wasn't enough work for two brothers to stay at home or they fell out along the way. More brothers and sisters would make things complicated and of course there's always the chance dad only leaves the farm to one brother because he thinks the other ones wife is a gold digger.</p><p>There's also the problem on some farms when dad still runs the farm and hasn't handed over responsibility and his grandkids are leaving school, do you skip a generation as 'the son' might be close to retiring.</p><p>Not hard to see how lawyers make a fortune out of it all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kiwi pom, post: 5600176, member: 946"] Yes many a farm has been saved due to the hard work of sons/daughters and i'm glad your situation worked out well. You can see how things get complicated quickly for some families though. What if there wasn't enough work for two brothers to stay at home or they fell out along the way. More brothers and sisters would make things complicated and of course there's always the chance dad only leaves the farm to one brother because he thinks the other ones wife is a gold digger. There's also the problem on some farms when dad still runs the farm and hasn't handed over responsibility and his grandkids are leaving school, do you skip a generation as 'the son' might be close to retiring. Not hard to see how lawyers make a fortune out of it all. [/QUOTE]
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