My Mom's New Family Hated Me So She Kicked Me Out of the House, But I Found Out I Own It!!

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[@DeepScars.official]

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[@thatgirl9841]

That woman is no mom at all. She literally chose that man and HIS kids over HER own daughter. The mom is despicable and the lowest of low. She did the right thing in taking back HER house and cutting off the toxicity. I've always said family is family but toxic is toxic.

[@user-em1sj5ph6h]

This is why remarriage after a death or divorce is a trainwreck looking for an air crash site. Of course she was justified. But I’d have found a way to exact more vengeance….

[@rare4jewel21]

Absolutely! She did everything right. I mean they came in took over and kicked her out. At least she gave them 2 weeks? And she used the very same words as mother. No regrets😅

[@jamesalvisii8491]

Agreed

[@johnnymcneal5914]

You know, she talks about how they were supposed to be like family, but she treated you like a stranger in their home.Throwing you out without any regard of what you had to place to stay.This is not how you treat family

[@jamesalvisii8491]

She made a right choice to cut ties from her own family and start a new life

[@JD-yz4kr]

It's all the mother's fault. Why did she kicked out her daughter in the first place? She knew the house belonged to the daughter. What goes around , omes around.

[@shebakoby]

narcissists/Clusters of Bees (ONLY refers to abusive instances of Cluster B) do not logic, and this Mommy Dearest was no different.

[@jdstep97]

I think mom should have at least introduced Tom and his brats before moving them in. She was very disrespectful. You're not coming into my house and taking over my child like that.

[@TheRabidWolverine]

They had NO problem throwing her out like she was an intruder. They NEVER even paid rent so basically they freeloaded off of Lisa & was going to take what was rightfully hers. So Lisa did the right thing.

[@meghanmcclamma1662]

What a terrible mother, for not defending her daughter!

[@rome79735]

Indeed!, This old saying is so true and it goes "You reap what you sow."

[@shebakoby]

Joan sold her soul to a "demon in the sack" (Tom). Nobody told Joan, "My daughter, let not Crazy be stuck in you".

[@darlenemahaven9297]

Yes 100% it’s hers left for her by her Dad. 😊

[@antoinettebates244]

OP...GLAD YOU DID WHAT YOU HAD TO DO LEGALLY!! Don't look back and move on. Never let them back in. JOAN chose a man over her own daughter. Never let her ever FORGET!!

[@jharris3267]

Good job! If her mom and Tom did it right the family would still be together but she kicked her child to curb and concentrated on bonding with Tom’s kids. She also didn’t encourage Tom and her daughter to bond. I would have kicked them out too. The gall the have to mention family is mind boggling. Such hypocrisy.

[@queenwishieluck1359]

Joan had her chance to make things right but she blew it for a man! I bet by the time Joan actually feels sorry she’ll be begging for forgiveness (if she had the heart to that is.)

[@basubenburns]

Joan is something else. Karma is a b****.

[@ninaross211]

KICKING DAUGHTER FROM HER OWN ROOM &. IN OWN HOUSE 🏠

[@flight633]

Why should she show them any sympathy when they kicked her out of the house she owned? What were her mother and stepfather thinking she would do once she turned 21? Didn’t they know about the composition of her father’s will? Was he so arrogant that he thought he could just toss her out and claim the house as his? He FAFO! What stupidity. Remember, revenge is a dish best served cold…

[@jazzie-sanbelle99]

Toxicity level 💯 she's definitely deserves better im glad she got her true set happiness in the end and that mom is no mom the karma do justified indeed

[@eternalgamer2521]

Are you all gonna ignore how common it is for a woman to put a man before her child?

[@DesiArcy]

It's common for new relationships regardless of the surviving parent's gender -- all too easy to want to divest the child as a bad memory and try to move on with a shiny new family unit.

[@shebakoby]

only if the woman is a Narcissist/Cluster of Bees (abusive Cluster B). Same goes for a man afflicted by the same personality disorders.

[@user-rn8lc1oo2k]

​@@DesiArcy I Totally agree!!!!!

[@AlisonGwynethBrown]

I put my son first

[@kanna231]

Terrible mother that didn't defend her own daughter and Tom is just a jerk it's their own fault.

[@pamelacharbonneau3115]

You got a free house Tom. You, your new wide and your children took advantage of Lisa.

[@rebekah.2187]

The mom wanted a man to take care of her, and she found one who just wanted to control everyone. You'd think they would have had more sense to compromise with her comsidering she would own the house when she turned 21, but I guess her mother believed her own daughter would throw her out. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. You reap what you sow.

[@shebakoby]

and from how fast Tom moved in, it's possible she was having an affair for a long time.

[@brandonc3032]

This is so fake. Normally she would need to file paperwork to have the house put into her name. Then she'd have to have a writ of disposition served to occupants. Once the rit of disposition was served. They would appear for eviction at the court. The only one that can kick them out of the house would be either a sheriff's deputy or designated official by the local municipality. Changing the locks is actually a criminal offense until the eviction is complete This is so fake on so many levels.

[@rebekah.2187]

@@brandonc3032 I don't remember the details of this story. Did the story say the house was put in a trust until the daughter became a certain age? Yeah, paperwork needs to be filed, and she would have to go through the eviction process to throw them out. I guess the point of the story is she's now old enough to talk to a lawyer, get the paperwork done and filed, so the house is in her name, and then start the eviction process.

[@shebakoby]

@@brandonc3032 there is a similar story out there, but with some details different, so I'm on board the "probably fiction" if possibly based on something someone heard about.

[@trudifruty6078]

Her father should of made it 18 years old NOT 21 years old

[@alex0trinity]

Well it is true he should, but you have to take into account that certain states have different law limits to hand over assets and funds as big as what she had. I am guessing the age limit to receive that at her state was 21 for a number of reasons....for starters her mother is still alive and taking care of the house in her stead...but hey you know how that story went....that and statute of law wouldn't allow by the laws there to hand over assets like the house and if there is a large cash value equal or greater to the house in question to not hand it over to her daughter....of course in cash, there are ways around that since it is her mother, but unless it is stated in the will that it won't be touched by anyone until the new owner comes of age, then it is safe from her mother...if that is the case, I think her father knew about her personality and took steps in protecting what is and what is to be handed down to her in the event of his death....Sorry veeering off topic some...bottom line is ever state has law limits in transfering assets and also there may have been a stipulation put in there by her father...that is always possible too.

[@shebakoby]

probably depends on the state in which they live and what the age of full majority is. Lots of bequeathments seem to pan out at 21.

[@jackt7230]

The lawyers might have held the title until she turned 21. She should have contacted them after she was kicked out and they could have seen to her interests as the legal inheritor. They might have been able to impose rent on her behalf.

[@baskervillebee6097]

Yes, she was right to take back her home to rent for college money.

[@Baronstone]

It does not matter if they made it their home. The house belongs to her and that is final. Mom and her new family can just GTFO already!

[@mimiwhite1963]

100% right when they kicked her out they should have paid her rent. It was hers and her mother knew it but thought she coukd bully her and keep it

[@c.jillallen-hood4685]

She absolutely did the correct thing to reclaim the house left to her by her dad. The fact that her mom disregarded her feelings by moving her boyfriend and his kids in and taking preference of their comfort over hers needs and wants shows a lack of concern and nurturing care. She did right to kick them out and reclaim her house.

[@seraglioborneo2803]

OP should keep her "mom" away from her fiance, wedding, then husband/ kids. "mom" can connect to her new husband, step kids and their cubs

[@pamelamitchell8789]

Send them a bill for all the rent they hadn't paid !

[@Objective-Observer]

ehhh. She should have gone to the lawyer, as soon as she was kicked out. They should have been paying rent to OP. She should have filed charges of neglect with CPS. Her grandparents should have known to do this.

[@marluxia8832]

I've gotta say, I'm genuinely surprised that Tom and/or his family didn't resort to physical violence against Lisa. And that Joan didn't fight her daughter legally. I've seen a lot of cases when people did just that.

[@spino-tinodon1146]

Palpable this Palpable that. Jesus, that word is EVERYWHERE. Can't we have at least 1 story where Palpable is NOT so repetitive?

[@NeoRazgriz]

Funny her “mother” didn’t recognize the difference when OP called her “Joan” and Tom instead of having any terms of affection. Little sis/bro..mom😒😑 Sounds more like her mom was either a narcissist/sociopath or cheating on her dad before he was even in the ground.

[@curtisdterhunejr7037]

I would have had all of their stuff packed up and sitting in the garage. Then told them they had two weeks to get it out of there or it was getting thrown out.... She was so nice to them. My father sold my work tools. I got a recorder and asked him why he had done it ? He said "he was tired of looking at them and he wanted the money to help pay off the car". I didn't tell him that I recorded that conversation. And when I got the Court date. Yes I called the cops on him. I played the recording to the judge in front of him. ( His story was, someone must have stolen them or I did it myself) the look on his face was priceless. He went to jail for a year and had to replace them. I never got the money back for the tools and I replaced them all myself...... He was my father but he was never my dad. And he always made sure I knew that I was his mistake. He should have used a condom. Here's a truth for you. When I was 14 , he told me " to leave the house. And I could come back to visit but never stay. I had to pay rent to keep my tools in the garage. $150.00 a month. He was a real piece of work. Family can be loving, caring, supporting. Or they can be cold and cruel. I have seen both sides. I choose to be loving.

[@tommykeaton3664]

they deserve no sympathy the were only lucky she didn't file charges against them for breaking and entering

[@UeJPTv]

Lisa was correct! She did good👍

[@barbaraunderwood1762]

I married a second time & my husband had 3 boys by his first wife. I had a son , daughter & 2 little dogs. We became a blended family. He was Daddy to mine. His boys were thrilled to have a sister. We had a baby son. 10 & 9 years difference. He accepted mine & I his. Any man that convinces the mother to kick her daughter out isn’t a man. Glad she got the house back. At least she had her grandparents to go to. It’s illegal to kick a child out under the age of 18.

[@akshaymundkur]

With mothers like this, who needs enemies? First, she kicks her daughter out of the house. When the daughter reclaims it after father’s death, the mother guilt trips her with taunts saying, “Destroying others for your own gain…..” How manipulative can people get? I sometimes wonder.

[@jackt7230]

Tom disrespected her from the start. It sounded like she had her academic life all in order and seemed pretty responsible. Tom was whittling away her freedom and her personal space and her mom supported it all until they threw her out for daring to push back. It was good she acted the moment she could and took back the power from them.

[@annnichols3091]

Well, duh -- her mother and stepfather stole her house while she was too young to take legal charge of it. They're lucky she didn't charge them back rent.

[@DonnaStevens-uo9vp]

Yes they were not legally or even acting like they were her family! They did not deserve to live in her house . She was 100% right!

[@samanthalacroix2687]

She was absolutely right in what she did. I however would have served them with an eviction notice effective on my birthday. That way there would be no extra time for them to stay in my house AND a black mark on their credit.

[@jeferrell79]

I would've done the same thing as Lisa. The minute that I turned 21, I would've served them with an eviction notice with the reason of non-payment of rent dating six years back.

[@patrickmckoy5491]

Many years ago i was dating a solo Mum, 7 weekes into it she moved into my house, uninvited. It was dhoomed from day one, i found out she told my best mate who was my housemate, to get out he wasn't welcome. I didn't find out for many years & was so ashamed when i did find out. She had started trying to rearrange my house, car, gardens, my housemate of 4 years,every single part incl trying to make my show dog live outside, ok it was an Irish Wolfhound but an inside dog at night. I told her to go asap after about 6 weeks & reclaimed my house &life. Zero respect just like this girls stepdad.

[@janetboyle437]

Of course she did everything right. She was tossed out before even graduating high school.

[@shinyhunteralana2297]

I agree with comments since dad left the house with her & her mom kicked her out for no reason she had every right to kick the family out

[@wplains]

It’s kind of strange that OP’s mother and stepfather never remembered the house would revert to Lisa when she turned 21. Who forgets something that important?

[@JoeSerio-nr2do]

I would have done the same thing get lost you lost the right to be part of my family!!

[@garushkahn5857]

what a rollercoaster of words with no fkn emotion in it ... but its a good story .

[@shinyhunteralana2297]

Who shifts study time just for tv ain't nobody gonna do that just for someone to only watch tv

[@pamelacharbonneau3115]

Yes, it was fair Mia.

[@carollayne87]

Fans. Start looking for the word "palpable" in these stories. You can't unhear it.😊

[@enarawilliams2440]

Why didn't she remind her mom that the house was hers and legally when she turned 21 so her mom can reflect before all this could happen.

[@donaldmitchell7599]

Because her mother would have come up with a devious plan to keep the house

[@trudifruty6078]

Sometimes it’s best to just keep your mouth shut and just wait till it’s time to take action it’s called patience

[@seabreezeblank1513]

Yes throwing a high school student under the age of 18 out of the house is it legal besides suing them have them arrested

[@EasyTaless]

I really like content like this, it sounds so fascinating!

[@davidward3991]

I would have told them that my dad left me the house and I will get the attorney to kick you out when they were being mean. I helped a friend do that at 17 and his step father and mother and his kids were kicked out and had a restraining order to keep them away.

[@victoryangel29]

While I believe Lisa was in the right to take back what was hers. It still felt screwed up that Mia and Jake were also kicked out of the house. It was Tom being overly controling that Joan just going along with it that were the main problem. While understandably they were minors and had to go with their parents, Lisa could have allowed them the sanctuary of their old home if their father's pretentious behaviors became too problematic. And then maybe discussed how the younger siblings could help contribute towards the living expences if they were to move in an stay.

[@TigerSpirit67KItty42]

More than justified, great story.

[@patriciagraham7893]

I truly know how she feels, because it happen to me with my ex-n- law as they took over my house, so I left, and my house was sold.

[@pamelacharbonneau3115]

Why didn't you fight back?

[@Epoxinator]

Story 1: Well, since OP changed the lock so the ex-fam couldn't open the doors, how does the 2-weeks thing work?

[@seabreezeblank1513]

She should have sued them for the rent money they would have owed her since the day they kicked her out that would be my next step

[@louisedykes4794]

Stop with the coffee, please!

[@stephenlucietto4681]

That's when I would have told her there not my family

[@stephenlucietto4681]

I would have sent them a eviction notice thru my lawyer and give them 30 day to leave or they start to pay rent after the revamping of the house and told them they had to sign a yrs least at a time and charged them the going market value of the area

[@Knightyme]

Hmm, the moment I was kicked out, I would have gone to the lawyer, and instituted a rental contract via them, at the high end of market rate. If only to reinforce who the property actually belongs too.

[@marciaspiegel5280]

Yes, she was justified. Mom was a loser.

[@karaiko]

Good! As far as the law is concerned they are sqatters. The fact that she gave them two weeks unlike her mom kicking her out without any grace is telling.

[@h.e.s.5248]

They moved a young teenage boy and his stuff into a seventeen year old girl's room? What's wrong with THAT picture? EDIT: There was one thing that I found wrong with the eviction proceeding. I don't know what country this was supposed to have taken place in but in the U.S. if you want to give someone a timeline to vacate the premises then you need to have them served with a notice to quit and you can't deny them access to the house during the time specified. If you do then they can sue you for wrongful eviction plus I believe you'd be liable for any expenses they incur for a place to live during the time they were locked out.

[@lauren-qb9cf]

this is why i never liked living with other people. it's uncomfortable.

[@Nikkimommyof4]

I'll never understand the mental gymnastics that goes on inside the heads of people that steal from others and then get they have the nerve to get angry when they are called out for their crimes. I mean how can you possibly justify what you've done? Just accept that what you did was wrong and move on. Only a true dirtbag doubles down and tries to make the victim out to be the bad guy because they want their property back. It doesn't matter how long you've been allowed to get away with your crime. You are still in the wrong. The least you can do is accept the judgement when you are discovered and leave with the tattered shreds of your dignity you have left.

[@user-my8rw7zf2l]

I wouldn't have given them two weeks it would have been right now

[@user-rn8lc1oo2k]

Justified!!!!!!

[@lorddrako35]

She was far too nice to the adults

[@orgkampong]

In my book, Lisa was on point ! Good for her.

[@rymic72]

If this story were true there would have had to have been a legal battle over the will as the wife is generally considered to be inheritor by default. There is no mention of any of that.

[@Dreamerlighting]

12:23 she is no mother at all

[@renayhayles6883]

I would have given them 30 days

[@olly2027]

Tell her this is your house.

[@WanderingMind-fw6it]

"Mia and Jake" are names often used in stories like these.

[@user-ro1ct9cc9p]

Good stroy

[@nbusiness9694]

She is just finishing high school but is almost 21?????

[@fnafplayer6447]

Stop being so poetic just get to the point already

[@DwarfDaddy]

What do you expect it’s ai and go animate of animation

[@dogwoodvanbibber4522]

Yes ❤️ she was right

[@josephgoemaat4521]

If I owned the house, I'd prove I in fact owned it and then I'd say I'm not leaving you assholes are leaving!!

[@nbusiness9694]

She locked them out but said they have 2 weeks to move out?????

[@michelehopper449]

Oh ya!

[@stefaniepoetting1255]

She could have offered them to rent the house and pay back for th last years as well the agend could have told her a good rent. But I guess this way was a better one. She has every right to act like that.Her mother made her bed and her husban should have behaved in a different way to her I pitty the kids

[@aulduronsmith5577]

Did you give them two weeks? Because it sounds like you kicked them straight out.

[@flitsertheo]

That removal truck wasn't just waiting outside. It takes time to hire one.

[@lauraguyette7187]

Yes

[@judithmarshall362]

So yes she did

[@toniirion5225]

Palpable

[@wonderwoman5732]

I WOULD HAVE DONE THE SAME THING LISA WOULD HAVE DONE. I FEEL BAD FOR THE KIDS CAUGHT IN THE SITUATION BUT IT WAS THE JOAN AND TOM'S DOING. THEY ENDED UP BEING MARIA MEAN-ASS AND JUAN JACKASS MONTEZ ON STARGIRL DC TV SERIES FOR THIS SITUATION AFTER THEY TREATED YOLANDA WILDCAT MONTEZ SO DAMN BADLY FOR SO LONG AND SHE ENDED UP GETTING ADOPTED BY THE WHITMORE-DUGANS.

[@damonmason2650]

Many salutations! This is a nice story from a literary and cinematic point of view; still, something ethically gnaws at me. It is one thing for Lisa to decree homelessness to Tom and Joan because of their past behavior toward her; still, why decree homelessness unto Mia and Jake? Neither one mistreated Lisa -- at least not in the plot of this story. I really would have enjoyed this story a lot more if Lisa had housed both Mia and Jake for a half-decade after drafting up a lease to that effect. Tom and Joan finding themselves homeless because of how they behaved toward Lisa is justice; Mia and Jake ending up homeless upon Lisa assuming ownership is outright cruelty. If I were in Lisa's shoes, I would make Tom and Joan sign a half-decade long rental lease to house Mia and Jake separately from them.

[@donbergeson6771]

Things definitely got worse but, in the early part of the story, she sounded like a bratty 16 year old (like all 16 year olds are, I was), who wanted her father back and didn't want to accept anyone else. The only thing they did wrong in the beginning of the story was not doing something cool for her 16th birthday. For most kids (not me because I was on probation at the time) 16 is a milestone birthday and dude just got a promotion so they should have spent some money and made it a big deal. But I'm sorry, there was some shit going on behind the scenes with her mom and dad. What guy puts in his will that his kid gets everything, including the house, while his wife gets nothing, ZERO. Maybe she was cheating with this guy who moved in, I don't know, but some major stuff was going on for her to get wiped clean.

[@coco-lf3ut]

MOVE ON, AVOID THIS IDIOTIC CONTENT

[@tysonyates4147]

Tom genuinely wanted to have Lisa as a stepdaughter and the kids genuinely wanted her as a stepsister. It was Lisa who was resisting. She should have accepted being part of a stepfamily. In real life stepfamiles are usually happy.

[@bobbymoore8]

Nonsense! I dated a woman with kids and I threaded carefully. I didn’t come throwing my weight around. Even though it didn’t work with their mom they still call when they want to talk or looking for advice. I’ve also been to their graduations.

[@pamelacharbonneau3115]

Not.

[@jessdeeschulthz2427]

Are you being ironic?

[@rymic72]

There is some truth to what you’re saying but time should have been given to her to adjust. From the way the story went Tom moved in shortly after her father’s death which never should have happened. The mother prioritised her own happiness over her daughter’s

[@mrredd8490]

I would have been alot harsher to mom's new husband . He Bringing his broke self in my dad's house trying to take over 🫡

[@seabreezeblank1513]

So your step brother is going to be his desk in your bedroom studying while you're changing clothes Make sure you do everything possible to embarrass him

[@paulrichardson635]

Jaysus, look at the arms on Jabba the Hutt, they’d feed Ethiopia!

[@paulrichardson635]

Joan looks like Jabba the Hutt!

[@user-cn4en1to6m]

She is justified glad she got her house back how could a mother kick out her own child to take on a man and is two children.

[@paulrichardson635]

And WTF didn’t Op move in with her grandparents earlier FFS!?

[@paulrichardson635]

Joan and Tom’s muyht hump cathouse!

[@ninaross211]

KICKING DAUGHTER FROM HER OWN ROOM &. IN OWN HOUSE 🏠

[@deloiswashingtonmcmillan8896]

Unbelievable!!!

[@2angies19]

Yes