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or you deserve it more than your siblings or who your parents want to leave it behind to:

My sister’s home is in foreclosure, so she’s moving in with our parents. She posted on Facebook that she deserves their home. What should I do?

‘She is the power of attorney for my parents and will be executor of their will. She is getting a payment from Veterans Affairs to take care of them’


My sister and her partner lost their house. It’s in foreclosure. She is moving into my parents’ house, where she will pay no rent. She claims the reason is to take care of our elderly parents. She is the worst with money, and doesn’t make a ton. She has always borrowed money.

Anyway, my parents do need the help. She is the power of attorney for my parents and will be executor of their will. I don’t know why my dad did that. My suspicion is that he is not of sound mind. She is the closest sibling and has no kids at home. She has been helping them the most, even though I come down weekly.

We said they can stay in the house, but when they pass it will be split five ways as it’s the family home. She seemed upset, like I can’t hardly even describe it. She posted on Facebook and other social media, saying that we fight for the will, but not for the care. I come down weekly to see my parents, as does my sister.

What’s more, she is getting a payment from Veterans Affairs to take care of them. Any advice will be appreciated. The will states that my parents’ home will be split equally.





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