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Now today's first story comes from Litneyney Spears 12, who says, am I the arseller here for forcing a sale on a home? My maniac mother and I own

50-50 because how she treated my girlfriend and kid. This is an extremely long and complicated

story. But I hope you guys stay with me as I try

to navigate this as best as I can with timelines and details on things. Apologies for my English

in advance as well. We'll also put a TLDR at the bottom. Here we go. My mother has been

abusive, impulsive and controlling for as long as I can remember.

Every relationship she's ever had has been demolished to bits because of her behavior towards others.

Colleagues, siblings, my dad, her ex-husband, friends and the list goes on.

So three years ago I got a job opportunity in a different country, one where we

have a lot of family, which has been awesome, and I decided to take it because I was excited for the

opportunity to be closer to them and experienced life living in a different continent.

While I was settling into my new life, my mother, who is retired, visited shortly after,

and urged that she will buy a home near my apartment and move to said country, when that's not

possible due to immigration laws.

You need a long-term visa, not a tourist visa for extended stay.

Her ego didn't allow no for an answer, so she bought a beautiful beachfront property anyway

in hopes for citizenship, which is fine legally. But you will only be allowed up to 90 days

and potentially 180 if you extend. She couldn't believe what the case officer and lawyer

she hired were saying, and she started berating them on how much money she will update

to society

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