After Cara’s mom passed away, she expected to split the family home 50/50 with her sister, who had been their mother’s caregiver for 12 years. But when Cara arrived at the house, she found the locks changed and her sister packing the last box.
“I sold the house,” her sister said, handing over a document: a will giving her full ownership. She claimed Cara’s lack of caregiving meant she wasn’t entitled to anything.
Now, with no legal grounds to fight it, Cara feels betrayed and helpless.
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