He is almost 94 and has lived with me and my husband for 8 years. (God bless my husband). My worthless brother who lives 2 hours away visits 1-2 times a year, doesn't help at all and doesn't share in any expenses not covered by my father Social Security. The only thing left in his estate is a small amount of life insurance with some cash value.(not much) question is how can I get the $12,000 worth of expenses my father owes us before the insurance is split? By the way, my brother can do no wrong and after 8 years my father thinks my husband and I should do more. He thinks it is my obligation as the daughter. He will not sign over the cash value for the expenses. He has congestive heart failure and is about to die. What can I do? Thanks
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If that's all there is? You're left with small claims court. I give you zero chance in that venue. Your brother never agreed to help. He is not required by law to help. Afraid this is all on you.
Hopefully, while dad lived with you, you had access to his Social Security. That may ease the burden. If not, accept that you most likely wouldn't have done it any differently and let it go.
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