I would side with my parents, 100%, if they want to stay in the house or whatever that's what I would help make happen. Your sister has no right whatsoever to interfere in your Dads business unless she has some sort of signed and legal medical power of attorney or over him and your Mother or some other legal document that your parents agreed to and made of their own free will. My sister tried it with my Parents years ago because she wanted their house, my poor old Mama was balling her head off because she thought she was going to have to leave her home. My POS sister had a lawyer draw up papers and she coerced them into signing and even had the gall to tell the lawyer not to notify myself or my brother, the lawyer included those instructions in the paperwork so when I read that it came to a head, we got the document cancelled and my parents both lived out there final years under their own roof, both of them died in their house years later. In the end it was worthwhile because my Wife slapped the taste out of my sisters mouth and rolled her through the kitchen and she took off like a scalded dog, we have not seen that cur in over 10 years.
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