Why are teachers allowed to take inheritences from their students?

I challenge you to name teachers that have five homes and six cars.

I challenge you to name teachers that have stolen a student's inheritance.

As in your other questions, you are making no sense.

Teachers aren't allowed to steal from their students in the US. I've never heard of a place where that was true.

Presumably you live in a country where it is legal for teachers to steal from students. That is unlikely to be anywhere in Europe or North America.

What in the world are you talking about?  How would a teacher take an inheritance from a child?  An inheritance comes from a family member who has passed away and left something to someone.  

And none of my teacher friends are living the high life right now. A few have spouses with good jobs and are comfortable, but I don't know of any with extra homes or multiple cars.  And most just have a bachelor's degree in education; some have a master's. 

 2 to 4 degrees, have 2 to 5 homes, have 4 to 6 cars,

Where did you come up with that?

I don’t understand what you’re talking about. When a parent or grandparent dies, he or she may leave an inheritance to a child or grandchild. The teachers have no control over that.

In what world do teachers have 2-5 homes, and 4-6 cars? I'm a teacher, and I have a crappy apartment, a 5 year old car, and live paycheck to paycheck.Also...TF are you even talking about?