Parents’ desire to control the way their child spends his inheritance is not new, and the resulting complications of this endeavor are evidenced throughout literature and history. A popular Bible story, that of Cain and his brother Abel, provides an apt example of the complicated relationships among siblings and between children and their parents.
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