Daughter Sues Parents After They Use Her College Funds for Brother's Wedding, Tearing the Family Apart

Having an education is a wonderful luxury. But what would you do if your own parents stole the money intended for your education, thereby depriving you of the chance for a prosperous future? Would you fight to secure what is rightfully yours and go to any extent necessary, or would you quietly accept the circumstance out of fear of upsetting the family dynamic?

The story below tells the story of the frustrated daughter. The original poster (OP) got a sizable donation from her great-aunt to assist with the costs of her higher education. When it came time for OP to receive her high school diploma, however, she discovered that the funds were absent from her account. After protracted arguments, her parents eventually revealed that they had stolen the money to cover her older brother's wedding expenses years earlier. After learning the truth, OP was devastated and realized she had to take every necessary measure to reclaim control over her own fate.

That being said, make sure to read the story below to find out how OP responded to the news that her parents had stolen her money, leaving her penniless and unable to pay for her college tuition! After you're done, don't forget to click this link to see 29 hilarious college memes that will definitely make you giggle throughout the fall semester!

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