Stepmom’s SHOCKING Request After Dad’s Terminal Diagnosis

Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy family drama on our hands! Our protagonist, let’s call them the ‘Prodigal Grandkid,’ is in a sticky situation with their stepmom. The Prodigal Grandkid’s dad is on his deathbed, and the stepmom is trying to secure her future in the family home. But here’s the twist: the home belongs to the Prodigal Grandkid! Grab your popcorn, and let’s dive into this emotional rollercoaster!

Family Drama: Stepmom’s Shocking Request!

Dad’s Tragic Situation: Limited Time Left

‍ Distant Dad: Raised by Grandparents

Forgotten Birthdays: Parents’ Lack of Connection

‍ ‍ Dad’s New Family: Bonding with Stepbrother

Grandma’s Legacy: Inheriting the Family Home

Plans to Move Back: Conflicts Arise

Stepmom’s Email: Asking About Future Plans

Asserting Ownership: Time to Relocate

️ Summer Deadline: Plenty of Time to Move Out ⏰

☎️ Dad’s Guilt Trip: No Obligation to Help

⚠️ Ultimatum: 60 Days to Evict After Dad’s Passing

Stepmom’s Plea: Child’s Education at Stake

Friends’ Support: You Can’t Set Yourself on Fire

AITA? The Moral Dilemma

Family Feud: Prodigal Grandkid vs. Stepmom!

Well, well, well! The Prodigal Grandkid is in a tough spot! They’ve got a dying dad, a stepmom who’s trying to stay in their inherited home, and a stepbrother caught in the middle. ‍ ‍ The Prodigal Grandkid has laid down the law: 60 days after dad’s passing, stepmom’s gotta go! But wait, there’s more! Stepmom’s pulling the ‘think of the children’ card, saying her kid’s education is at stake. The Prodigal Grandkid’s friends are all like, ‘You can’t set yourself on fire to keep them warm!’ But what does the internet think? Let’s see what kind of spicy takes we’ve got cooking up in the comments! ️

Generous OP stands up to entitled father and stepfamily

Supportive comment reminding OP that they deserve their own space ❤️

Your house, your rules. NTA for giving notice.

Stepmom reveals true intentions, commenters say NTA

Evicting the selfish stepmom: NTA and no mercy

Stepmom asks for more after your generosity? Not the a**hole

NTA recommends starting eviction process early to avoid damages.

Eviction made easier after stepmom’s guilt-trip and audacity. NTA.

NTA. Suggested to record and protect house from stepmom’s thefts

NTA for setting boundaries and doing all you could

Generous OP sets boundaries with entitled stepmom. NTA

Respectful distance from stepmom after dad’s passing. NTA

SM asks OP for plans on moving back to their own house, NTA

Friends give sensible advice in NTA post. Do you agree?

Strangers overstayed welcome, NTA for not accommodating their errors

Morally right vs. legally right – OP’s dilemma. NTA, compromise?

Setting boundaries with a demanding stepmom.

User questions daughter’s plan to throw dying dad out

Being a good person doesn’t mean being a doormat

Survivor benefits and beneficiaries: helpful advice for stepchild’s future.

Get things in writing NOW and prepare for a fight

Practical concerns raised about dad’s rent and insurance

Protect your belongings, NTA but be cautious

Stepmom asks if OP will move out, gets surprised Pikachu face

Protect yourself legally and a witty quote to remember

Setting healthy boundaries is key, don’t feel guilty.

Choose your own future. Trust your gut, stay firm.

Take back your house! NTA is in charge

Selfless act turns sour as entitled stepmom refuses to leave

Pro tip: Get an eviction lawyer and protect yourself

NTA. Generous offer to live rent-free, but still ungrateful users.

A cautionary tale about letting family stay in your property.

Protect yourself legally by putting everything in writing and sending notice

Concerned commenter offers helpful advice for safety measures

Neighbor’s watchful eye could prevent unhappy tenants from ruining property

User clarifies son’s dad isn’t kicking father out

YTA: Commenter calls out the cold move of denying stepmom’s request. :cold_face:

Stepmom tries to stop move after dad’s diagnosis. NTA wins.

Protect your assets and don’t trust shady family members

You have every right to live in your own house

Generous stepmom seeks advice on protecting her assets

Keep calm and trust your lawyer, SM is not family

Refreshing NTA submission with firm boundaries and reasonable actions.

Stepmom being manipulative, NTA for evicting her.

Setting boundaries is crucial according to NTA commenter

Clear and concise OP sets boundaries in own home. NTA

Don’t set yourself on fire to keep others warm

User urges OP to show empathy towards stepmom in tough times

Step-mom’s tough situation deserves empathy, OP not obliged to help.

Eviction during pandemic on a new widow: NTA but not great

Grandparents’ disappointment evident in giving home, NTA shuts down friends.

Starting fresh and leaving negativity behind

You’re not responsible for your stepmom’s parenting. NTA

Stand your ground and don’t let them take advantage

Money troubles and no rent? Sounds fishy

Stepmom’s entitlement led to her downfall

Setting boundaries with family: NTA prioritizes her own needs

Stepmom not responsible for stepson’s financial concerns. NTA

Protecting your home while dealing with family dynamics

Being nice doesn’t mean letting them take over your home

Stepmom prioritizes her own kids over her dying husband’s.

Financial struggles of military families highlighted in comments

Setting boundaries is important, but was two months too harsh?

Your house, your rules – NTA. Stepmom overstepped boundaries

NTA, but consider not revealing plan to evict to avoid problems

Setting boundaries with entitled family members

Generous OP is not obligated to give abusive dad anything more ‍♀️

Get a lawyer and give her notice to vacate!

Standing up for yourself and setting boundaries.

Being empathetic and generous doesn’t mean being taken advantage of.

Stepmom tries to keep stepchild out of home after dad’s death

Friendship and kindness have limits. NTA for standing up.

Generous NTA warned about potential theft

Stepmom not owed anything, morally grey area. NTA

Cutting ties with toxic family members: NTA comment

Sperm donor’s family demands to live in stepmom’s house. NTA.

Empathetic response to stepmom’s reasonable request