One of the things I read on someone's blog was that aspects tend to be more powerful if they are a line you can hear the character saying (sorry, blogger, I forget who this was!). So instead of Cynical heir... you might want to phrase it in a quote that the character might say about that situation, like "Don't judge Me for Years of Bad Publicity", or "It's not my fault Dad was a Bad dude", ect. (I still think Cynical heir... sounds cool, but I can't offer better phasing).
The blogger's point was that if you can say the line in character (as an invoke) or reference it in a compel (it's unfortunate that this dude is about to judge you due to years of bad publicity from your father) then you know the aspect is useable in the situation, and it makes it more relevant.