What would you do if your own parents screwed you over for $30,000 on what was supposed to be a?

Question

joint property deal, but they've decided to go behind your back and totally cut you out of it even though you have all this money invested into the repairs and upkeep of the property?

Answer 1

Confront them.

Answer 2

The monetary limit in small claims court is $5,000 so you should hire a lawyer and sue them for what they owe you plus attorney's fees. $50,000 give or take a few grand.

Answer 3

What they have done is an unkind gesture.  If they cannot explain their stand in a satisfactory manner, you have the option to make a clean break.  Tell them since they love money more than their offspring, they should not regret losing you.

Legal recourse is not advisable.  If you trust god, let them be, make a fresh start with your life and be very careful whom you trust the next time and be wise with your money.  It is important to forgive because only then, can you truly get on with your life.

God has unlimited resources with which to replenish you.  Trust in him.  He will give you justice in ways you never though imaginable.  Just make sure that you do not do anything wrong or hasty.

Answer 4

I  agree  with  evevan,  take  to  small claims.  Keep  as  much  proof  to  present  as  possible  and  dates started,  who  aurtorized,  witness,  photos,   so  on. If  value  increased  during  this  time  may  help your  case  also,  so  tax papers of  value,  I  think  that is  public  records.  Attorney  of  real estate  could  help  with  that.

Answer 5

Never do business with family.

Answer 6

If you can prove it then why don't you take them to small claims court. If you have receipts you should not have a problem in WINNING YOUR CASE IN COURT.