Should Man Pay His Sister Back? 

She nailed his self entitled bum.

And take it up with his mother in the after life most likely..

😂😂😂 new Best line from Judge Judy 🤣😁🤣

Omg that’s the best line. Love JJ

BOOM!

What a horrible thing to comment.

@@gregdrivesdriver5104 its not how i would put it, but every parent has a favorite kid, unfortunate for him its not him

@@gregdrivesdriver5104based on what we just saw, it actually seems completely justified

@@MrQ12elve It might not have anything to do with favorites. It can be about who is the more responsible person. My auntie only named one of her daughters as beneficiary of her life insurance policy and thank goodness she did. The money was intended to cover final expenses and if my other cousin had received half I know damn well she wouldn’t have contributed anything. This dude asked for a loan to hire an attorney to help out his stepson and instead spent it on himself.

Right? I'll bet he also "borrowed" money from his mother and didn't pay it back because "she was old/dying/had plenty, so she didn't need it". That's probably when she took his name off as beneficiary. What a jerk he is.

What a carater

Honestly one thing I'm seeing of the brother is that he has a serious case of "Golden Child Syndrome" and this case just proves it. It's likely he even inherited some things aside from the life insurance that he likely could've sold to pay for the legal fees.

Exhibit A...😂😂😂😂

Screw rich people.

Exactly 😂

But those kind of people are right.

@@IsomerMashupsso what you’re saying is you’re part of the reason why I have to pay the increased prices to compensate shoplifting. Thanks. I really appreciate having to pay for your stuff, jerk. Edit: btw, I am dirt poor, so I really can’t afford to pick up your tab, but since I was raised to be a moral person, I don’t get a choice.

Like a commenter on another video who said he doesn't pay his car registration because it's too expensive. 🤪

Worse. A prick.

😂👏🏾

They probably won’t end up in the same place so mom’s good.

Too bad the JJ show is going to pay the plaintiff and the dufus gets to keep the $4000.

That’s exactly why my auntie only named one of her daughters as beneficiary on her life insurance. The money was to cover final expenses and an outstanding debts so not to burden anyone. If my other cousin had received half I know she wouldn’t have contributed a penny to any of that. She is irresponsible.

@anndeecosita3586 yep my mom has only my name on her insurance policy also and hers is about 25G & I have to do the same.

@@erickanew My auntie’s policy was $10,000 and just barely paid for the funeral. My cousin had to used her income tax return to later buy a headstone. If half had gone to her sister, my cousin would have been up a creek and likely had to ask other relatives for money. That’s my dad’s side. I had a maternal relative pass two years ago and for her basic flat headstone was going to be $3,000. I was able to get it down to $2,100 partly because I didn’t order the vase part. A vase is an additional $700 upcharge. The cemeteries my mother’s side are buried in are private and perpetual care. A few years ago they changed their rules to you have to order headstones through them so it’s a monopoly. Also the cemetery was vandalized last year and someone stole vases off of some stones including that of my relatives. My whole family is pissed off because we feel like the cemetery should have paid to replace them.

Yup, my mom's funeral alone was $12,000. And that's in rural North Dakota so it's probably more expensive elsewhere.

Very common! I had family say "your life is better than mine so I don't need to support you with your depression". And these family members work in mental health (which is why I reached out to them). It baffles me that people justify their actions this way.

@@lucindamakin1262I’m sorry that happened to you. I would not want them anywhere near my mental health care💔

Someone commented that they knew these people, and the mom also had outstanding debts to be paid from that insurance money. The plaintiff was probably left with very little, if any, money. The mom also knew that he was waiting for her to die so he could get that money. It's why she removed him as beneficiary. I don't blame her.

My uncle knows these people, the story is a little more complex, the sister lent her brother money for a lawyer but he had a falling out with his wife, so when the sister found out that he didn't use the money to get his stepson a lawyer she immediately asked for it back, he told her that he already spent the money and that he will cover it when he gets part of the insurance claim from their mothers death, this was while the mother was still alive, the sister then told the mother about what he said and she took him off the life insurance.

​@mackjeez😮

​@mackjeez more complicated but still simple. He borrowed money and didn't repay. Its only complicated because they are related

@@mackjeez not complex... he is a douche. He used the money for something else and then projecting he cant wait for his mother to die to pay off debts. I would have taken my children off a life insurance policy as well.

@@jdsiv3 Oh ya absolutely, I'm trying to state what happened was a lot worse than what is shown in the video, you're making it seem like I'm defending this dirtbag.

@gogokris85 he admitted he spent the money on himself not his stepson. He used the stepson angle just to get the $4000 from her, there was no lawyer, he felt his sister should have given him that money when the mother passed, he never had any intention of paying it back 🤗

like andrea said the fucker didnt even use it on the stepson which is probably why hes still in jail now - lied to get it and about what it was for on top of thinking he doesnt need to pay it back - would be nice if he actually had to pay it instead of the show

@@-Andrea-1971Good thing he didn’t borrow it for life saving medical treatment. Stepson would be with grandma.

@@anndeecosita3586 sad but true. It was a very sneaky, underhand thing to do, just shows the type of person he is. 🤗

@@adjustableWench yeah, he might have lost in court, but he still got and gets to keep the money.....its crystal clear why their mother left her arrogant son zero inheritance 🤗

If you can justify it so it feels good for you …… That sounds like how almost everyone in the world is living right now 🤦🏻

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“Gimme, gimme, gimme!”

This is who you wouldn’t want making the decision on whether to pull the plug. 🔌 💰 💵

Don't be soft, that guy is cunning and didn't wanna pay her back

@@R_a_y_o_n_ Indeed. Still.

True, but in turn the loser looks like a jerk to the world of internet forever and ever.

He asked for the loan before his mother died and told the sister while mom was still alive that he would repay with the money he got after mom’s death. I’m sure that made mom feel warm and fuzzy inside to hear that. Then he didn’t spend the money on what he told his sister it was for. He got what he deserved. Not a damn dime.

She could have named them both, but apparently she chose not to. She must have had her reasons. Lol

@@janinecarson8380 guess he's not the favorite child then hahaha

Many Wills have a provision that if someone contests the Will then they get nothing. If mom already disinherited him then it seems that she did not want any of her estate to go to him.

This was a life insurance policy not part of an estate. You don’t have to go through probate. As a matter of fact after someone dies, my family takes a policy to the funeral home and signs a waiver to allow the funeral home to collect payment directly from the insurance company. Then the funeral home refunds us the balance. I remember in some cases on JJ involving funeral homes, people in comments said funeral homes won’t do anything unless you pay up front. My family NEVER pays upfront. But then we only do business with one or two family owned funeral homes.

It wasn't a lot of money. Just 25000. And he borrowed it from her way before the mom died, so it's unfair to say the insurance policy cancels out his debt.

Oh please 😂

When we think we’re all alone and there’s no one to turn to, that’s when God is holding us the closest!

Her playpen

@@Lenasevilla-yb4ei Shes not that old is she ?

@@daviddinkins7009 rich and educated 😴🥱

it probably wouldn't be worth it in the end. his legal costs would be over $12,500 likely would owe money, but if he wanted to make sure his sister got zero then yeah, go ahead.

@@lornesbored Hopefull she'll share

@@marianmurphy4625 Inheritance is not automatic just because of DNA. Perhaps good daughter did not mooch off of mom but loser son has not paid back tons of "loans" from mom to the point that mom said that he already received his inheritance prior to her passing.

@@dorenandsara You shouldn't invent a story

@@marianmurphy4625You shouldn’t invent things either. No one is owed an inheritance! Mom assigned her beneficiaries as she saw fit. You think he should sue to go against his mother’s wishes because he is OWED?