child for any reason.

In cases of unequal inheritance, the majority might receive a small share while the minority receives a larger share. The amount of inheritance is often far less than the value of a business initially given to the son, especially when a son takes over a thriving multimillion-dollar business. Yet the daughter is given the balance of the actual inheritance, which amounts to far less than the value of the business initially given to the son. This is especially seen in old-world cultures, but continues in many families