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Family dysfunction for Christmas?
I'm currently bringing litigation against my sister, because she is the Executrix over my Mother's Will and is not following my Mother's wishes / instructions. Per the Will, my sister is to sell my Mom's old house, when she is no longer residing there. She hasn't been living there since May. Instead, she has rented it out to at least two different parties, and has not shared the income with me (or our other brother, to my knowledge).
After involving a Probate Court Lawyer, she has made repeated lies. 1) She's only been out of the house for six weeks. 2) She has rented the house to a friend, and only charged them reimbursement of the house's utility costs.
Additionally - as Executrix, she is required to pay taxes on the property, maintain homeowner's insurance, etc. As of late November, the School Taxes due by August 31st still have not been paid.
When she was served with the Notice to Appear in court, her son called and left me a voice-mail message, that "the next time I see you, I'm going to fck you up!"
My brother texted me recently, and asked if I was coming home for Christmas. Per him, my sister ("we all") wants you to come home.
So - how should I respond to this?
1. I don't socialize with people: I'm in litigation against.
2. who threaten to perform violence against me.
3. who lie to members of the Court."
4. who don't follow Common Law, and shirk their responsibilities.
5. No response at all - if you can't say anything nice ..
4 Answers
- Mr.357Lv 74 years ago
First off, if legal where you live, I would get a concealed carry weapon. Next, just ignore the sister until the litigation is settled. You and your brother can have a Merry Christmas.
- joensfcaLv 74 years ago
Call your sister and tell he you would love to come provided the issue is not brought up while there. Tell her what her son said.
- Anonymous4 years ago
You get a lawyer and sue your sister if she is not doing her job, it is illegal not to follow the instructions in a will if you are the executor.
- Pearl LLv 74 years ago
i would talk to a lawyer about it and if you dont want to see your sister just dont go home