Have you ever heard this line from your parents? "If you don't study, you'll never get anything from me." Or worse, "If you marry that person, you won't get any inheritance from me." Can your parents leave really you out of their will? We always hear these kinds of statements in the movies or local tv shows.  In real life, we also hear these lines jokingly from our parents or even grandparents. For some people, it isn't even said jokingly. Can they really deprive us of any inheritance? 

 Our question comes today from Rafa and Spin P. Hi Rafa and Spin. And they ask, "Attorney, our father is very strict.He is also a lawyer like you guys. And he wants us to take up law like he did. However, he says that if we do not take up law, we will not inherit anything from him. Is this true?Should we be worried?"  

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