Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wait, your mother is 56 and you and your sister are "40ish."
So your mom was 14 when she had you? Is that correct?
She was 15 when she had my sister.
She's had 40 years to come to terms with it, but still blames us for ruining her life.
Anonymous wrote:Buying my mother out is an option that I would be willing to help fund. None of this really resolves the issue of my mother being unwilling to support herself. When she's denied the support she thinks she's entitled to, it will be a huge dramatic ordeal that will likely involve the police.
Anonymous wrote:Buying my mother out is an option that I would be willing to help fund. None of this really resolves the issue of my mother being unwilling to support herself. When she's denied the support she thinks she's entitled to, it will be a huge dramatic ordeal that will likely involve the
police.
Anonymous wrote:Neither of them can kick the other out if they are both on the deed. Your mother is a legal owner of the house. So, your sister either gets her name off the deed and moves out and leaves your mother to it, or she sucks it up and keeps paying the mortgage. But if she wants the house more than she wants to have a normal life, that's her call. She can't have both. Your mother sounds like a pain, but the two of you have some serious issues to work through as well.
Anonymous wrote:Your mother sounds like she could be mentally ill.
Anonymous wrote:OP, your family is dysfunctional and you and your sister sound dysfunctional, too. Why else would your sister expect to somehow get your mother's house?
So what that she paid what amounts to rent for 7 years? She needs to GET OUT. She and you need to stop being selfish and seeing those 7 years as a guarantee of some sort of payoff -- they aren't. She needs to get out and get her family away from your mom and cut ties. Those 7 years of payment were just rent. Get her name off the deed, move away, stop communicating.
To do otherwise is to continue to have your mother in her life and to continue to feed her crazy. She should have never agreed to move in to that house (my guess is it benefitted your sister and it wasn't an altruistic act anyway).
Anonymous wrote:I'm sorry this is happening to your family, OP. Is there any way you could get your mother into some family therapy? Would you all participate?
These things have a nasty way of inadvertently getting passed on though the generations, although it may look differently.
Anonymous wrote:Wait, your mother is 56 and you and your sister are "40ish."
So your mom was 14 when she had you? Is that correct?