Woman Refuses to Share House Windfall with Pregnant Stepdaughter

Imagine winning a house in a raffle! That’s exactly what happened to a woman in her 40s, who paid just a couple of quid for the entry and ended up with a lovely house in Wales. But now, she’s facing a dilemma: should she share her windfall with her heavily pregnant stepdaughter, who usually pretends she doesn’t exist? The stepdaughter is in a precarious position, but has a history of ignoring her stepmom. Let’s dive into the story and see what’s going on. ‍♀️

A Lucky Win

The House in Wales

Family Matters ‍ ‍

Stepdaughter’s Struggles

A Rocky Relationship

The House Dilemma

The Stepdaughter’s Call ☎️

Standing Her Ground

A Heated Conversation

Tears and Accusations

Frustration and Bitterness

Digging Her Heels In

To Share or Not to Share?

So, our lucky homeowner is faced with a tough decision: should she share her newfound house with her pregnant stepdaughter, who has ignored her for months? The stepdaughter is in a difficult situation, but the woman feels that her younger siblings are more deserving of the house. The situation has caused tears and accusations, leaving our homeowner feeling frustrated and bitter. Will she change her mind, or will she stick to her guns? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

Suggests leasing the property to siblings for a nominal fee.

NTA stands firm on not letting entitled stepdaughter move in

Stepdaughter feels entitled to house, commenter advises serious conversation. NTA.

Commenter and replies agree that OP has a husband problem

Stand your ground and help your siblings out.

Stepdaughter with MH issues demands windfall, commenter says NTA.

Generous gesture to siblings, husband and stepdaughter are AHs

Stepmother charges stepdaughter rent, commenters find it cheap

Commenters wonder what MH means in NTA response.

You won the house, you make the rules.

Stepdaughter denied share of windfall, commenters support decision.

Stand strong and give the house to your siblings! You’re NTA and it’s unfair for your husband and stepdaughter to emotionally sabotage you.

Stepdaughter not entitled to house, siblings deserved it more

Stepdaughter excluded from house windfall, commenters side with NTA

Stepdaughter pressures partner, commenter says NTA for withholding windfall

NTA. Consider gifting the house to siblings or keeping it in your name to avoid husband getting 50%. Talk to a lawyer.

Choosing a grateful and responsible caretaker for your asset

NTA comment section: Enabling parents and a self-sufficient adult.

Stepmother refuses to share windfall with pregnant stepdaughter

Husband enabling entitled stepdaughter to claim what’s not hers

Protect your assets and stand your ground. NTA

Commenter suspects set up, advises against shafting siblings for stepdaughter.

Husband’s bizarre request leads to NTA judgement

Woman refuses to share house windfall with stepdaughter. NTA.

Stepdaughter’s entitlement is astonishing, NTA for refusing windfall.

Rent the house to siblings for €1/month to avoid drama

Stepdaughter’s entitlement questioned, NTA advised to keep house

Curious about stepdaughter and husband’s age?

Keep the house, charge siblings nominal rent. Practical advice.

Commenter expresses regret for not entering house raffles, no conflict.

Stepdaughter asks for house after not speaking for months. NTA.

Stepdaughter expects house without asking, entitled or promised? NTA

Generosity towards half-siblings, stepdaughter needs to learn boundaries

Stick with the original plan. She isn’t entitled to it

Stand your ground! Roommate up, dump dh

Keep the house, but consider renting it to family

Commenter defends stepmom, calls out manipulative behavior.

Stepdaughter demands house, but commenter sees through manipulation.

Keep the windfall, lease it to siblings for a small fee

Stepdaughter not entitled to house windfall, siblings deserve it more

Stepmother refuses to share windfall with pregnant stepdaughter. NTA.

Stand your ground and don’t give in to guilt-tripping

Stand your ground and prepare for consequences.

Brit advises sticking to guns, getting legal agreement for property sharing.

Sibling rivalry over inheritance, with a pregnant twist ‍♀️

Stepdaughter not entitled to windfall, siblings deserve it more

Stepmother defends decision to not share windfall with stepdaughter

Stepdaughter not entitled to house windfall, donate to those in need

Assert your property rights, tell your spouse and stepdaughter NO

Commenter calls out husband’s behavior, supports stepdaughter. NTA.

Stepmother refuses to share windfall with pregnant stepdaughter. NTA.

Your house, your rules! NTA for not sharing windfall

Defending her property, stepdaughter overstepping boundaries

Pregnant stepdaughter denied house windfall. NTA’s opinion prevails.

Stepmother refuses to share windfall with pregnant stepdaughter. Not cool

Secure the house’s future for family, stand your ground

Protect your investment and seek legal advice. NTA.

Stepdaughter’s decision to not have a relationship means no house

Keep the house, stand firm, and lease to siblings

Husband takes stepdaughter’s side, commenter supports OP’s decision.

Stepmother refuses to share windfall with pregnant stepdaughter. NTA.

Stick to your plan, don’t give in to pressure

Stepdaughter demands share of stepmother’s windfall, commenter says NTA

Protect your assets and seek legal and financial advice

Commenter wants to know where to buy a raffle ticket

Confused commenter asks for clarification on unknown acronym.