Inheritances have a funny way of turning family nostalgia into financial fueds. Two siblings inherit their uncle’s Arizona house and a bit of cash. The sister bows out early, takes her $220,000 share based on the property’s appraised value, and signs all the right papers. Years later, her brother renovates, upgrades, and ultimately sells the same place for $750,000. That’s when she reappears with a sudden case of seller’s remorse, insisting she’s owed another half.