Dear Amy: Our five family members share ownership of a remote rural summer home.
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Our stepmother gave up her share of the partnership in order not to have to deal with our brother. No one wants to have a family meeting to sort this out. It is so stressful that we can’t have a conversation. You should start by researching your legal, practical and personal options, and call a meeting with the other owners to discuss this openly and try to form a consensus about what to do about this property, and how to try to handle your brother – who seems to have spiraled into a bad place and is now controlling all of you.Article content
It feels awkward to try to create a closer friendship with him, but I don’t want to abandon him. I think of Lynn and him every day.Article content
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