disinherit in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To disinherit means to deprive someone, especially a family member, of their right to inherit property or assets through a will or legal means.

The decision to disinherit his son shocked the entire family.
Many people believe that a will can disinherit a child only under specific circumstances.
She felt betrayed when her father chose to disinherit her in favor of her step-siblings.
Disinheriting a loved one can lead to long-lasting rifts and resentment within a family.
The lawyer explained the legal implications of attempting to disinherit someone without proper documentation.