Will with restrictive conditions - can they be enforced?

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A few years ago, I asked a similar question:

In your Last Will and Testament, how much can you screw with your heirs?

A common trope in TV and movies is an inheritance with strings attached. In order to collect the money, the heir must first get married, or finish college, or scatter the decedent’s ashes in Kathmandu, or something. In the Mystery genre: The heirs are given clues to a hidden treasure. The first one to solve the puzzle, gets to keep the money. In the Horror genre: The heirs get a fabulous inheritance . . . if they can survive the perils of the spooky old house. In the Comedy genre: Collectin…

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