Risks of a Scapegoat of Narcissist Parents Choosing Hope for Inheritance in the Will Over No Contact

As the scapegoat child in a narcissistic family, it's only fair that we be compensated for the years of abuse we endured, but when considering going no contact, are we really risking losing out when our abusers' will is read?

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