George Kamel

I think where she comes from is that her kids are very well-to-do.

Okay.

And it's like it's not.

Yeah, but they can't afford it.

I mean, she put it at $2.8 million.

Hi.

Thank you so much for taking my call.

Well, I'm 55 years old, and I've got four grown children.

When my first husband passed away nine years ago and left me with some life insurance money, I had a revocable living trust created with my four children as beneficiaries.

My house is fully paid for, and it's titled to the trust.

So I got remarried four years ago to a wonderful man.

And he moved into this house with me.

And he, of course, helps with some living expenses and upkeep here and everything.

And the house is rising in value.

So my question is, how much equity should I give my second husband in this house that was fully paid for before we got married?

that I am fair to both him and the kids.

Right, which I am about to do, actually.

I have an appointment here in about three weeks.

Well, I was already going to make some amendments now that my kids are no longer minors.

So while I'm doing that, I thought I would –