father

“His argument is essentially that, since my parents provided the money for the Roth, they have a say in how I invest it.”

“My father placed his $600,000 Wisconsin home into a revocable trust, naming my brother as beneficiary.”

“I could have bought a home for what I hope will be a growing family.”

“I’ve been caring for my mother, and we each currently occupy a unit in the house.”

“My parents have asked me to help them secure their assets when they pass on.”

“That money was intended for my children.”

“My friend is working on an exit plan.”

“My daughter has severe health issues — lymphoma, which is now in remission.”

“My brother has lied to all of us, is generally untrustworthy, and does not pay his bills on time.”

“He had bad memories of growing up poor during the Great Depression.”