New York,
My father in law was convinced to put home in a irrevocable trust for his controlling second wife's son, she also let her son move into their home and he soon got married and they basically took home over. Now father in laws wife passed away and he feels like a prisoner where the only space he has to himself is his bedroom. Son in law and wife basically act as if the home is theirs. He pays all the bills including taxes and utilities and is totally being taken advantage of. He is in great health at the age of 86, has a new girlfriend but cannot spend any time in the home he purchased. Is there a way for him to get his home back?
My wife and I are sad to see this very kind man so sad because he never wants to be at his home, and at this time he just wants to move out.
Thank You,
Paul
My father in law was convinced to put home in a irrevocable trust for his controlling second wife's son, she also let her son move into their home and he soon got married and they basically took home over. Now father in laws wife passed away and he feels like a prisoner where the only space he has to himself is his bedroom. Son in law and wife basically act as if the home is theirs. He pays all the bills including taxes and utilities and is totally being taken advantage of. He is in great health at the age of 86, has a new girlfriend but cannot spend any time in the home he purchased. Is there a way for him to get his home back?
My wife and I are sad to see this very kind man so sad because he never wants to be at his home, and at this time he just wants to move out.
Thank You,
Paul