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Can I Exclude My Scamming Sister From Our Christmas Dinner?

Years after traveling cross-country for her sister’s “fake wedding,” a reader feels slighted as both a guest and a taxpayer — and in no mood to have her over for the holidays.

Philip Galanes
Author: Philip Galanes

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Philip Galanes

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Content Type: Service
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