Family Kicked Me Out on My Birthday, Now They’re Trying to Claim My New Home as a ‘Family Asset!

[@επιθετικόακτινιδιο]

Filing for a restraining order before they take any legal action, was a very smart move. Now, the possibilities of them winning any court case just dropped to zero and OP saved himself from harassment and further financial losses in stupid law suits. Kudos!

[@PrincessAshley12]

herself*

[@nevaeva7333]

​@@PrincessAshley12 the original story it's a guy.

[@honeyjohnson8536]

@@nevaeva7333in this one it’s a girl

[@superphantom100]

@@nevaeva7333your wrong 5:28

[@TaleToast]

Completely agree! Filing for a restraining order was a brilliant move. OP saved himself from more headaches and unnecessary legal drama

[@SusanBaileyAmazingEstate]

“You’re calling me now, cuz you need money?” “Yes. We’re in trouble.” “Is it serious? Are you suffering horribly?” “Yes! Please help us.” “No.” “Please!” “I hope it’s awful. I hope it hurts.” One day I’ll read this story.

[@frankgriffin6293]

I was in a similar position. My family kicked me out with no money and no car while I was in college. They picked the worst possible time to do so and I had done nothing wrong. My other brothers had pissed my parents of so they kicked everyone out. Nothing like group punishment. I ended up being massively more successful than my parents or brothers.

[@TaleToast]

That's tough, and I’m sorry you had to go through that. It’s inspiring to hear you’ve become more successful despite it all. Resilience goes a long way

[@gregoryk.9815]

Get a lawyer and have them write up a public letter stating that you are no longer financially responsible for anything from your parents or brothers and remove yourself from their next of kin. That way they cannot come back later and tried to make you pay for anything (I. E. Mortgage, car loan, funeral, ) yes there's hundreds of people on redit that have been sued for family debts.

[@adrianjimenez4994]

That Mike lawyer sounds like a great lawyer, he should make a KZbin Chanel to advise people on legal issues, he should call it law of Mike.

[@nightwynd5663]

This is a fake story made in ChatGPT

[@exalpergames90]

It’s called law by Mike, not law of Mike.

[@James-qo9ow]

You can't have two KZbin channels with the same name. Even if one influenced the other ​@@exalpergames90

[@nokillplz8052]

@@exalpergames90 bro did not get the joke r/woooooosh

[@exalpergames90]

@@nokillplz8052 first of all, what time period do you live in to think that r/whateverwhatever is still funny? Secondly, what joke? Them purposely misspelling it?

[@georgegarvey7338]

I would call law enforcement, talk to an attorney & get a cease & desist letter.

[@sanfayyaad]

Totally happened. 100 percent real story.

[@princessmarlena1359]

OP needs to be sure to lock down his financial information, upgrade his locks, and install additional security cameras. They will get desperate and do anything to dupe or rob him.

[@nightwynd5663]

There's no "OP", this is a story made with AI. You can tell by how it is all described as if it was happenning in real time and how it focus too much on the character's reactions and thoughts.

[@TalesHub301]

OMG.. this story is both heartbreaking and empowering. I can’t imagine how painful it must’ve been to be kicked out on your birthday, but the way you turned your life around is so inspiring! It’s sad how family can sometimes be the ones who let us down the most 🤕🤕

[@kirksnowden8023]

At 27 years old. Give me a break! I love my daughters but hell no. Maybe in some old cultures but be real 27+ years old.

[@develyntwocentshenderson5739]

keep in mind the statistics say.. children are at risk from famblee members and most of all, mommy's boyfriend(s).

[@RedditFamilyStories]

@@kirksnowden8023 In my culture, I always be told "At 27+ like you, we already have grandchildren"

[@Atsumu_2.0]

Eh, The reason why he stayed was to try and help them plus he was trying his best get enough money

[@Auselesspileofflesh]

​@@kirksnowden8023 OP was paying for bills so yeah the parents were using him/her.

[@nalaka3488]

I’m saying this as a parent. Children don’t owe anything to their parents for the first 18 years of their life. That is the obligation you have to your children for having them in the first place. It’s only after they become adults that giving them money/things is considered generous

[@jamie_8018]

Parenting doesn't stop at 18. If you're not ready to sign up for a lifelong commitment don't have kids 🤷‍♀️

[@shells500tutubo]

@@jamie_8018 That is ridiculous. The emotional connection does not stop, but the rest of it is very dependent on what both the parent and the child want. Mostly the adult child's wants. And the law says any legal connection is done at a specified age, usually 18.

[@jamie_8018]

@@shells500tutubo well ...if the law says so I guess that means it's right. Because the "law" has never been on the wrong side of history. Even though I'm over 40 if I'm in a tight spot or something critical happens to me, I know I can call my parents and rely on them...just because they love me. Not because they're "generous".

[@dylanhunt4303]

​@@shells500tutubono, they are your kids for life. You may not be legally responsible but you should always put them first. Thjs will sound strange to Americans in general but most of the world sees things my way 😂😂😂

[@Opportunerex4]

This reminds me of that case in China where a women had to give away her house to her parents after they abandoned her and went years without them. The parents sued her for her house after she got successful, and since China is a country where respecting parents is really important, she was unfortunately forced by the government to do so… Thankfully America is not like that

[@carrieyaj]

and yet the Chinese elders don't know the reason why their kids won't visit, send money nor want to get married or have kids. Their culture there is extremely bad especially for marriage.

[@HaitianJackk]

They would greatly regret that

[@tytania3545]

Ugh! America is a CONTINENT, not a country!

[@Opportunerex4]

@ uhhh…ok?

[@rachelmap100]

-Should have left the chain on the door.- Should have not opened the door at all.

[@teknoh]

Should have called the police and had them trespassed as soon as she saw it was them.

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

Her

[@janapeterson5967]

I would have announced on social media “Thankyou to my family for kicking me out on my birthday! Cool way to show your affection. I hope you enjoy your reminding child take care of you in old age

[@NightCourt1984]

Hearing stories like this I have to wonder why the father doesn't have a spine to stand up to his wife and let her know that they kicked out the wrong kid. It's always good to have a boss who cares about the well being of their employees.

[@DukeDanseMacambre]

Get your boss a really expensive gift if you haven’t already. 😊

[@RandallW43]

When someone shows you who they are believe them the first time they show you. No contact means no contact period!

[@nathanfarra6371]

I would have blocked them all the day of being kicked out.

[@djames9695]

Why does the family always know where the OP lives after no contact?

[@MrOrcshaman]

The AI doesn't know how to work that in.

[@willambonney]

Stalking, following her from her job.

[@RazielTheUnborn]

You'd be amazed how much of your footprint is public information. So long as they have your name and date of birth finding you isn't too hard even without a private investigator.

[@XarronChaos]

Okay I'm going to give you all a bit of information to answer your question. You want to know how someone can track you down? Read carefully cause this answer what I'm about to say will have you thinking about times you probably moved away or whatever and people easily found you. 1. You left your location on and whenever you post on social media, it snitches and tell people where you are so turn that off. 2. There are sites where you can go to and put in a person's name. That information alone would give the person everything....and I mean EVERYTHING on you. Name, address, phone number, email accounts, parents name, siblings name, etc

[@Rooozle]

it’s pretty easy to stalk people hard

[@staylor3483]

I love how crap people always pull the "We're Family" card only when they need money, childcare, slave labor, whatever!! Family is made & broken in the utterance of a word!

[@lashunelillie9896]

Why even answer the door for them just because someone knocked on your door don't mean you have to open it

[@TaleToast]

It’s heartbreaking how Robin’s family could be so cold and heartless, especially on her birthday. The twist with Tom calling only when they needed money shows they haven't changed. Good for Robin for standing her ground!

[@Fyra-d1u]

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[@aidanthornton173]

**Recieves Phone call from abusive family** *Op:* I shouldn't pick this up... *Also OP:* Curiosity got the better of me. *For crying out loud why!?!

[@amandalowdon6960]

I heard a lot of these stories and im starting to think the worse you are to your kids the better they do in life 😂

[@ifynwamma]

Me too 😂😂😂

[@BusArch42]

There is some truth to that. My mom pampered my sister and was really strict with me. Our younger brother had the easiest rules. I am very successful, my sister medium and brother is a train wreck. When I used to point out the difference in treatment my parents would rationalize it because they were younger. But the expectations at the same age were different.

[@terryrussel523]

Another reason why my family installs nice, strong storm doors that lock automatically and require a key from the outside.

[@TheVampirePriest]

Kick them out of your house, and tell them, “I give you the gift of independence.”

[@historiasdedesquite6868]

Stay strong and protect what’s rightfully yours 💪

[@leondillon8723]

Forced entry. Once she got a new place, she could have withdrawn cash from her old account. Deposited the cash with a new bank, not a branch of the old. Gradually drain the old account. Do not give the new address to the old bank. Avoid using the old debit/credit cards in new places. Get a credit card from a new company. No paper trail. Her family could of had friends with the bank. One way to find out about her improved condition and address.

[@kayden7911]

The way this is written, it is obviously A.I.

[@Mrwillie95]

Op should have move out of state and change her phone number and block her family on social media and get some counseling

[@federicomonti1581]

The AI is having a really dramatic life

[@andyk1540]

If they came to my door, my first question to them would be “HOW PRAY TELL DID YOU GET MY ADDRESS?”

[@ask-128]

they must likely waited in the afternoon when she left for home and discreetly followed her....?

[@avidreader8521]

It's also possible they got the address from public records.

[@staylor3483]

The parents kicked out a 28yo adult who has been covering as much of the living expenses for the others. Too bad, hope they can handle all the expenses themselves. As for taking anything else from OP, NOPERS!! OP needs to cut contact with them all & NEVER ALLOW them back in their lofe again!!

[@RedneckBikerGamer]

Should've said as you're kicking them out, let me give you a gift of independence. 😂

[@OathOFtheShadows2015]

DANG THIS IS SO CRUEL but also feels like AI story.

[@darkfoxy4106]

It doesnt feel like one it is one lmao

[@nokillplz8052]

why is it cruel? she is 27, she should of had her own place by then, thats her fault

[@OathOFtheShadows2015]

@@nokillplz8052 THIS NOT A REAL STORY, BUT what IF you are on her place WHAT WOULD YOU DO HUH?

[@Markavelibjj]

Why do the protagonists in these stories accommodate these antagonists with "answering calls" and "opening doors." Words can be conveyed through closed doors and emails.

[@sirblack1619]

I thought this was the son that the family throw out. And for those in the comment section saying "Why is OP 27 and still living at home?" Not every culture throw their children out at 18 like in the states. The world does not revolve around the US way of life or self centered thinking.

[@jomomma1512]

I am in the US, and my young adult kids still live at home. Both work, one is in college. They can stay as long as they need or want.

[@BusArch42]

@@jomomma1512all three of ours are at home still. Full time school and part time jobs. All three. College is expensive. With full ride scholarships and free housing they won’t have any debt when they finish. We saved up for their school funds but it wouldn’t cover four years at 120k. We only set aside 60 each

[@williammccutchen9379]

It absolutely baffles me how people just leave when they’re told. Doesn’t matter if it’s a stbx a child or whatever you have tenants rights, leasing rights etc, if you wanna remove someone from their own home they have to you know, agree with you on that OR get an eviction. Remember men, just because your wife or girlfriend wants to kick you out start recording and don’t, that is your home. It will actually look bad if you do leave in your divorce, it shows abandonment.

[@straycat1674]

Do you know this is when you just kick them out of your house Thom not to come back and tell him the gift I’ve given you his independence. Happy birthday.

[@kelliej211]

Op parents are horrible. If they didn't want her living at home they should have told her upfront instead of doing what they did. Not like she wasn't contributing to the household either.

[@nans969]

My youngest sister ( 8 years younger than me) was kicked out on her 18th birthday. Came home to her stuff in the driveway. Mothers boyfriend at that time convinced my mother that now she isn't getting child support anymore, my sister needed to go. I lived 3000 miles away and wasn't told about it. If I knew I would have moved her into my home. She had a real rough few years. But she worked really hard and grew up well. Btw, my mother relied on her when she ended up in dire straights. Both financially and health wise. My mother is lucky my sister is an awesome person.

[@lebron3505]

There is no way a mother could be so evil, that's why this is fiction!

[@JP-eh4ee]

I hope OP have security cameras

[@treehouse2902]

I know the OP contributed to the household but at nearly 30 she should have been out of that cruel sad home. And why not change phone numbers? Showing up at your place of employment or home is harassment and abuse. You either get law enforcement involved or move out of the state. Anyway, no one does what these people do, show up wanting to move in.

[@jamie_8018]

She definitely should have. It's amazing that she got the boot but the brother at 26 didn't.

[@michelleengle207]

That depends on the culture, some cultures won’t let you leave home until your married or financially stable.

[@jamie_8018]

@@michelleengle207 I'm going to go out on a limb here and say this isn't one of those cultures. They would have married her off before giving her the boot on her birthday

[@SirberusKhaos]

that's not family. those are relatives, and as usual they think it is the same thing. It is NOT!

[@kmon1324]

Funny how Op's parents like calling how they kicked OP from their home on their birthday as Independence, but tried to claim Op's home as a family dwelling under the same breath when they became homeless. I know the original story was a guy but still hearing it again with an Ai reader changing the sex of the OP puzzling.

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

The parents were not in a tough spot.

[@georgeluthy6512]

If they're kicking you out no more money for bills

[@CarlosSantos-kv9ip]

I guess that’s how they treat women in Pakistan. This channel is located in Pakistan, just do the research.

[@mariajosesuazofarias4482]

The fuck are you talking about?🤨

[@georgeluthy6512]

Tell family no more help, no more money for bills after getting kicked out

[@boltybolt1697]

I wish the AI would come up with more diverse stories. To whoever writes these: At least have fun with your stories if you're making them up. Don't be afraid to stray from the "Martyr-OP" formula and come up with more ridiculous scenarios

[@tyronious88]

It’s a Reddit post

[@xevira]

Restraining orders do not stop *truly* desperate people. All it does is add more consequences to their actions.

[@tomjohnson5700]

Living well is the best revenge.

[@bignormtv6036]

So you’re telling me that your mom so soooooooooo strong that you couldn’t stop her from entering your house????? If you saw them on the security cameras why did you even open the door????SMH

[@nightwynd5663]

Because it is an AI story. Lots and lots of them have this same exact scenario

[@akasiadiabi]

"Do it for Dan"

[@kirksnowden8023]

That would mean either the parent or their children having children at 13 and getting pregnant at 12. It’s possible but no way it could expected or the norm as some girls can’t get pregnant at 12.

[@ladylily]

"AI, how fake can you make a story?" "Here you go!"

[@treevenewson]

Mike the orbiter, kept around as a backup.

[@rmhartman]

"we're your family" Family doesn't kick family out. You did, so we are clearly not family.

[@nokillplz8052]

honestly, i would of let them in on one condition, they would have to pay rent for living in your house, type up a contract and have them sign it to beable to live in your home

[@christineanthony3516]

OP should have told Tom to work on getting himself out

[@paulhoulton638]

How did the dad lose his job after he died???

[@xanxander7049]

I was expecting it to end with them being jailed for tax evasion which was rhe only thing that kept me listening while suffering vertigo from those bouncing cubes. 🙄

[@claireleone]

Legal action ?? .. They didnt even loan her the deposit . Theres no casecat all , an adult bought a home , it cant be taken off them

[@melindasisk5738]

It's called a Tax Lein and it's a pain in the ass to deal with. My foster mother tried this when she threw me out after I turned 18.

[@mattgarofalo9691]

I know it's a fake story but the sheer number of dumb authors who open their front door without seeing who's there first baffles me

[@luvlynnmeetoos6808]

I would have said and don't come back or else

[@ec6443]

Family? Yeah family, NOT!

[@markeustace199]

def a.i, I mean what possible claim would they have on his property, I buy a house the deed is in my name what claim would my neighbour or any relatives have on it - NONE

[@lenhoukamau1097]

How did they find her new house in the first place?

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

OP should be grateful to her toxic family, she had to grow up.

[@gee194]

Does he not know that curiosity killed the cat?

[@jorgevasquez3653]

Story sounds Fake AF! Guess this is one of those ai generated stories. 😂

[@sanfayyaad]

It sounds like a redditors revenge story wet dream. I don't think it's AI but the story is definitely all fake.

[@theender664]

1:02 sure... like market isn't completely diffrent than it was, even 10 years ago

[@NessaEllenesse]

3:35 they kicked her out with no notice?

[@djmike9272]

I laugh at your ignorant OP! I would never ever open my door to the people that made my life like hell...

[@rmhartman]

"that's all in the past" No, it's not.

[@maxxy958]

He should've atleast told the other family about the false claims

[@darkfoxy4106]

hey friend :) nice ai written story you got there :)))

[@onsterfelijke]

I heard this kind of stories before that is so bad 😢

[@StudioGhibliFan494]

Your family were obligated to you as much as you were to them. They threw you out, so they aren't family. When your family treat you like trash or spend years telling you that you aren't a member of their family, remember that, remember how they made you feel & use it to help get yourself better. If you're oh so much of a burden, then they won't mind you cutting of contact. Same if they say you are no good for them. If you are oh so bad, they won't mind you cutting them off. When someone tells you &/or shows you who they are, please listen. How the hell did they find your address? If you didn't put it online or tell anyone who knows them, then they got your address somehow.

[@susanapol382]

Why did you open the door?

[@Monster_Rancher]

the mom and dad doing all the tax stuff, but tom, why tom... tom was the biggest jerk of all.

[@NessaEllenesse]

Either this title is misleading or I missed the part where they tried to claim OPs appartment as a family asset

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

How do you get to be in your late 20's and unable to fend for yourself?

[@LokasennaCole]

They were unable to "fend for themself" because all of their money was going to supporting their family

[@wplains]

Another AI Cinderella story, lol! They’re all the same.

[@kirksnowden8023]

First story is just another ridiculous story with too many holes in it. How did they know where Robin lives? Also the level of delusion is astounding. Like what kind of legal argument could they possibly have?

[@kamnikalicharan7889]

I would not even open the door for them

[@freddycooch4036]

All these stories about kids getting kicked out makes no sense to me. Especially near 30 y.o. They should know about eviction laws. As long as op has 2 pieces of mail + drivers license that show that address they can at least get a few extra weeks of not months depending on location laws (I.e. state/providence/county etc.) I mean if it’s to the point that they kick you out like that then the relationship is dead anyway so may as well get a place for free for the next few weeks until something can be lined up

[@n1nJAmes]

Where is part 2?

[@clarissaxavier6071]

Can someone please explain why do they compare men to animals… that makes no sense

[@Seraphim09x]

how the hell do people have so much time to make that endless jumping puzzle..yikes

[@Ai-nz4bd]

Love these stories

[@JohnnieTUCKER-m9q]

The three need to get a job.

[@ilovetheworldand]

lol dude could have "worked hard" at any point and got his own place. And he's bitter he had to move out at 28

[@JuhaniJariBergqvist]

Your mom , I have to ask about her job ! Is she working ?!

[@LBTnonya]

Why are these families like this???

[@SwgwmTJB]

I've 1 question... What is this game?

[@francoisjmarais2065]

What a bullshit story, a woman story read by a man. At 28 living at home but with a car. No family man will allow his daughter to leave the house without a place to go. Working on the house maintenance as a woman and paying bills. And the famaly throws her out.

[@MZRkenshin]

Facts🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@morrigancarroll7115]

But my BIRTHDAY!!!

[@S730SD]

Family asset, my a**. Name not on the property deed? You're not in the game & never were.

[@badddkattt]

This happened 😹

[@CheetahFoxx]

0:53 So is this family Asian or Indian?