My parents are struggling financially and my father is currently hospitalized. After my marriage, I moved out, leaving my younger brother to care for them. He has been pressuring them to sign blank papers, potentially to gain control of our family property. His future wife seems to be encouraging this behaviour. I want to protect my parents and ensure their well-being in their old age, but I’m concerned about my brother’s intentions. I’m worried he might take advantage of their vulnerability. I need advice on how to safeguard their interests and ensure their property remains secure.

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My parents are struggling financially and my father is currently hospitalized. After my marriage, I moved out, leaving my younger brother to care for them. He has been pressuring them to sign blank papers, potentially to gain control of our family property. His future wife seems to be encouraging this behaviour. I want to protect my parents and ensure their well-being in their old age, but I’m concerned about my brother’s intentions. I’m worried he might take advantage of their vulnerability. I need advice on how to safeguard their interests and ensure their property remains secure.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My parents are struggling financially and my father is currently hospitalized. After my marriage, I moved out, leaving my younger brother to care for them. He has been pressuring them to sign blank papers, potentially to gain control of our family property. His future wife seems to be encouraging this behaviour. I want to protect my parents and ensure their well-being in their old age, but I’m concerned about my brother’s intentions. I’m worried he might take advantage of their vulnerability. I need advice on how to safeguard their interests and ensure their property remains secure.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can seek legal advice to explore options like a guardianship order, power of attorney, or even a restraining order if your brother’s actions are deemed threatening. It is important to document any evidence of coercion or pressure, and you should contact a lawyer specializing in family law and property disputes to discuss your specific situation.

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