How do I officially break family ties with my mother?

Questioner

After a divorce battle, and far too many false accusations from my (birth) mother, our bond has deteriorated and I have broken it. Now after 3 years I have seen her again to see how I feel about her. She wants to get in touch again but I no longer see her as a mother, not even as family. The bond is irreparably broken. I am now 30 years old. I've gotten to the point where I can just see her when we're at a party of my nephew and my brother. But she is a stranger to me, I am not angry or anything but I don't know her anymore and I don't want to know her anymore. So I can say I just don't want any contact anymore. But I want to distance myself from everything that has to do with her. Her company, the inheritance, the costs or care if she gets sick. Long story short. Break the 'family bond' not only emotionally but also legally. How can I arrange this?

Lawyer

There is only a legal relationship when it comes to inheritance law. If she were to die, you would be an heir and you could reject the inheritance at that time. There is nothing you can or need to do now to break the legal family bond. Biologically, you will of course remain her child and parental authority has long since ceased to be an issue,