Mrs. Clean
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Thanks Just Samantha!
I have personal knowledge of a man who died intestate. He had a LOT of money and many other things of value and sentimental value. No will. Very complicated mess.
And Paulina's not just cash wealthy with lots of posessions, she owns a business that has stores all over the place, and is directly involved in operations (unless re-Ron and the scabs have forgotten that). People like that generally don't die intestate. Plus, doesn't she own a majority of the bakery? Or did she loan money to Chanel to start it?Most wealthy and successful business individuals have a will. Not always, but usually.
the Smith Island Raccoons Benefit Trust
I know it doesn't really matter in Salem La-La Land, but isn't Lani legally Paulina's niece? I thought she found her birth certificate back in '15 and deduced Abe was her father, then later that was retconned to say Tamara just "went with it" to keep Paulina and Lani safe.the children, Lani and Chanel get the other half.
At some point Abe had papers drawn up to legally adopt Lani, because he said he'd always love her as his daughter. I think it was before she was transferred to the out-of-state prison.while Abe mistakenly was Lani's father for a hot minute and even with the revelation, he's still like her father.
Abe comes into the all-purpose interrogation room. He wants Lani to sign some papers before she goes. They are adult adoption papers. Abe says you are my daughter in every way that counts.
Pity poor Lani. Created by a doomed headwriter, shown the door by the next set, and brought back by the next set, only to have a fourth set of writers change her backstory dramatically (also changing the backstory of Paulina).Lani showing up thinking he was her father as a way to bring her onto the the show would have been fine but that went off the rails quickly.