My wife's father/ stepmom think we're naive despite being more financially stable than her siblings.

I recently inherited a property from my grandparent, more accurately my two uncles inherited 2/3 and my siblings and I inherited the other 1/3. 

I’m in a conundrum, and not sure what to do, my siblings aren’t quite taking it seriously when I told them they it’s their turn to take care of him.

Years ago I was put on the deed to my mothers home while I was living in it. It was 50% each, tenants in common. My sister came in the picture and she was put on the deed. It was me 50%, mom and sister each 25%. In a ...

All 9 kids are very close siblings and are fairly well-to-do, but they don't want to pay 6-figures+ in taxes if there are legal ways around it.Some other things to consider:- In total, there are 9 people to distribute the land between.- One of the 9 siblings still farms, and intends to do so for ~six more years.

If you have an evictable offense, put it back on the tenant to step up they're game and get the sibling out as opposed to their likely lame attempt of asking them. 

I've seen how parents and siblings can't afford to send kids to college or the kids are already in college, can't afford to pay and drop out.Maybe, people who say they would be miserable with a lot of money are thinking about only their self rather than thinking about the people they could help.

As this is a hospitality business and has a time investment, I am considering doing this with a family member (sibling).

A couple contain prime Development ground. 2 siblings are remaindermen.

I don't know how to deal with my siblings making these new demands two years later.