My ex didn’t make our adult daughter a beneficiary, and she’s hurt.
I say that we should not attend his funeral.
Furthermore — given your relationship with and attitude toward the deceased — I’m wondering why your presence at this service is even in play. Regardless of what your daughter decides to do, unless she expressly asks you to attend in order to support her, you should definitely stay home.My father, who is 83 years old, was “picked up” by a woman of the same age at a senior center dance. She moved in with him right away.
You don’t mention your father’s health, and at this point you might not be aware of any health concerns because you have not had access to him, but he might be experiencing cognitive decline or other health problems that render him more vulnerable to her control.
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