【Apple】 My sister-in-law thought she could inherit the house my parents had and tried to move in... 

Rude little twit!!! I would have smacked him upside his head!! But that’s me💁🏽‍♀️

Perfection good!

Good for you, little bastard needed to hear that. My mother-in-law died of metastatic ovarian cancer, and when my partner and I got home from the hospice, literally one hour after her death, we found her three middle-aged siblings, two sisters and her brother, going through her closet and all of her drawers and her jewelry boxes. My partner exploded, and told them, "my mother's not even cold and you lowlife they're stealing from her. Get the fuck out of my house!" (He bought that house before he and I moved in together, and let his mother move in and live there rent-free several years earlier.) I could not believe their gall! As it happens she left them nothing. She left most of her personal effects to another sister who lived on the other side of the country, and was the only sibling to whom she was close. She didn't even have a relationship with any of the thieves who were looting her bedroom!

@@cynaraslover deepest condolences to you on your loss. I was just explaining this to my aunt. How incredibly sad and heartbreaking.

I had an adult cousin who was going thru grandpas thing to claim them and was looking for gramps' pocket watch. I hid it. The cousin was escorted out with nothing. Grandma would decide who got what.

they don't, but many think that because you inherit the money after the marriage that said money (or property) also belongs to them as well due to being married to the person who got the money. here's what these gold diggers forget: the person who inherits the money gained the ability to said inheritance by birth. that precedes marriage. so, unless there's a will that mentions them by name and how much or little they get, the answer is they don't get jack.

Is she okay? Considering what she does when her husband is away on business trips, considering that she assumes and presumes that Cathleen will take care of her son for her after she invades the house, while she goes out and does as she pleases, I would venture to say “not at all”: major airhead.

Having a grip on reality is not a strong point for some people. I've known people whose reality is that which they want to be the case. The wailing and raging when reality smacks them upside the head.

LoL she is a fruit loop I don't think she is ok she is a air head who needs to be in a mental hospital 😂

Most of these originate in Japan. What's normal in the US does not always apply in Japan. They hire mostly English language voice actors, but the script writers don't always understand the cultural differences. In many cases Japan is still a patriarchy. And their inheritance laws, in absence of a will, tend to favor primogenitor with males given precedence.

@@deaniej2766 , Spot on. BTW, one of the text sites seems to originate from Vietnam. Cultural differences definitely explain many of the weird scenarios.

​@@silkandstones5964she may not have needed his input, but the house wasn't his either for her to move into. Sisterinlaw just jumping the gun quite a little bit. 😮

She gives me a bad name 😂. I'd just mind my own business

Common in Japan and China at least. I knew someone who lived in a business’s company dorm when I lived in Japan. And some colleagues who worked for other schools lived in faculty apartment complexes owned by their schools. Really cheap. I wasn’t so lucky!

Because she thinks that since she's married to the older brother that she has a right to do so when she actually doesn't she's just an idiot

Japan.

Interesting.