18-year-old sues parents after they used her college money to fund her brother's wedding: 'There was like $13,000 left!'

This young student was supposed to have a college fund for higher education that was set aside for her by her great-aunt, until her selfish parents got in the way.

It's important to note that the author's culture does not have the same relationship with higher education as other cultures do. That being said, the author was given this money by a relative who cared about the young women in her family going to college. The purposes of this fund were directly communicated not only to the author but to her parents as well, and it was expressed in writing.

However, when the time came for the student to inherit that money and dip into those resources for school, she discovered that a considerable portion of that money had already been spent. Guess who was the culprit? Her parents, but guess what they spent it on? Her brother's wedding ceremony! 

Let's just say that it's going to take a long time for these relationships to recover. Keep scrolling below to find out what the author did next!

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