Grandma allocates $25k inheritance to 23-year-old and siblings, aunt safekeeping the money refuses to give it to them: 'She didn't feel we were ready'

In this story, a 23-year-old woman and her two brothers suffered the loss of their mom while they were all teenagers. Her grandma was the beneficiary of her life insurance policy and decided to split the money between various family members.

The grandmother decided to give the portion belonging to the kids to their aunt for safekeeping until they were old enough to receive the money. She began acting strangely, telling them that they would only have access to a certain amount of their money at 25, 30, and 35, based on a version of their mom's will that had never become a legal document. After she gave the young woman a small portion of her money for a car repair, she told her she would not get the next installment of her inheritance until she was 30.

With their grandmother admitting that she should not have trusted the aunt with the money, the kids were now requesting that she transfer it to them. However, their pleas went ignored, and the woman wanted to know if there was anything more that she could do.