The $75 Million Inheritance and the Divorce Clause That Backfired

It was dismissive.

Then the attorney continued.

Arthur had added a clause shortly before he lost consciousness.

Simple. Direct. Unmistakable.

Curtis would inherit everything—but only if he had remained a faithful and respectful husband to the woman who had cared for Arthur when he would not.

If he had abandoned or divorced me, the inheritance would be reduced to a modest monthly allowance.

No exceptions.

No reinterpretation.