This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed Human. My fiance passed away and now his sister mother wants half my house. What should I do? This is OKOP where we read the craziest stories on earth. I'm Sam and John Sophia. What should OPE do? Ask your sister mother. Yeah. Also is a sister mother. Your sister and your mother? You think it's your sister, but it's actually your mother? It's your mother. Is it like a sister-in-law marries your dad? I think that's part of the mystery. All right. That we have to decipher. Let's unfold this mystery. There's only one way to find out. Spill that tea.

So, throw away 9999-7373 says, my fiance was in a car accident about a week ago.

He has a 50-50 chance of surviving, though things have started to look up.

That's good. Okay, that's good.

His sister is also his birth mother.

Explain. She got pregnant at 13 and his grandparents adopted him. So legally, she is his sister. She has never had any involvement in his life. His adopted parents died three years ago. Oh, my God. Oh, wow. I'm so sorry. This is a whole can. Yeah. It is. My fiance and I have two children together and own a house. We have been together since we were 13 and are getting married this October. What's with everyone being together since they were 13? With everyone? I mean. Wait, not for 13 years. They were together since they were 13. We have been together since we were 13. The same age as the sister mother was when they got pregnant. Wow.

Damn, they were just 13 was the age.

13 was the age.

Our house is nearly paid off and I can't afford to pay half of the house equity to her by

myself.

I have no idea what to do or if she even has a stake in the house.

He is 23 and does not have a will.

Okay, so back in up, back and up. Confused. So basically, the fiance is a 50-50 chance of dying. Yes. Right. The fiancee and O.P own a house together. Right. Which they've been and they've been together since they were 13. In the house? House is, I don't know. I don't think so. House is nearly paid off. And basically, if he dies, if the fiance

dies, then the equity goes to the sister mother. And she can't buy the sister mother out of the house

if he dies. Wow. Oh, my God. That's stressful. He is 23 and does not have a will. So it would

automatically go to the sister mother. Okay. So he can't,

yeah. He also has a life insurance policy that she wants half of. I can't get a lawyer to talk to me

without coming in for a $600 consult. I'm hoping someone can give me some kind of direction so I can

stop worrying about my children and me becoming homeless and focus on my fiance. This is in Ohio. Thank you. Please pray or send good thoughts my fiance's way. I will update you on his condition as I find out more. And there is some more stuff in the comments and a juicy update. But what do you think OPE should do? First of all, sending good thoughts. Yeah. Craying that all ends up okay and that it's the positive 50% in the outcome. Yeah. I mean, this is super, super like, I feel like we as lay people. We don't know the law. No. I don't think we know what we're doing. I mean, we can just speculate. Oh, yeah. But you know who does know? Who? Who? Brad the divorce lawyer.

I'm bamboozles.

Perfect syncopation.

Brad the divorce lawyer.

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