instead of the now classic I am your father!
The Original poster (OP) is 30 years old and he and his wife Hannah have a 2-year-oldson.
For reference awhole house(close to $1.5M in value) and around $800K in other assets!
So much so that the son only learned about Garys death from the sameattorneys letter.
According to the woman, she and Gary were just friends since college, and nothing more.
And Jason, as far as the OP knows, plans to contest the will.
And then everything would really fall into place.
Secondly, theres Jason, who may very well be the original posters half-brother.
If, of course, the guy actually agrees to do the test.
In any case, confirmation of kinship by analyzing the DNA of a deceased person is quite common.
So technically its quite possible.
The question is rather about the ethical component of the situation.
However, this doesnt change the situation.
Check out the results:
