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AITA for not letting my parents sell the house that is under my name to help them out with their financial hardship?
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This woman has every right to want to stay in her home! It's no easy feat to relocate, and the home is already paid for. She might end up in a situation where she has to even sue her parents over the home. It's just absolutely unfair, and legally and rightfully it's her home. They can't do anything.
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They're really going back on their word. What did they expect to happen in the course of this process? Buying a home and putting it under their daughter's name, they're just rightfully giving it to her. Even if they decide they want it back now, they can't get it. It's legally hers.
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Parents demand daughter sacrifice her home they bought under her name to help them financially, she refuses to sell: "You're being selfish"
Welcome back to Cheezcake, ladies and gentlemen of the internet. As told by Plato, "never mix money and family." Just kidding, of course Plato didn't say that! What was money back then anyway, gems and stones? But in all seriousness, as we get older it can be damaging to our financial reputations or credit scores to mix love, family, or relationships with money. I've seen it first hand. I had a friend who owns her own vintage thrift store, and at a certain time when she was dating a certain narcissistic and manipulative man, she trusted him enough to share the business with him. Well, things didn't go to plan, and when they broke up he tried suing her for everything she had, including her own business.
It's always been my motto not to mix the two, but sometimes we're in a catch 22. In the story below, the protagonist was intertwined with her parents financially, but she didn't agree to it. She didn't want them to buy her a house under her name, but they did it anyway. Now they want it back, but she refuses to sell.