Posted by 37Chief on May 14, 2014 at 07:48:22 from (70.181.165.120):
Mom left almost four acres to me and my brother. I am dealing with the city on a lot split to give him equal share of the land. He has at least 10 vehicles mostly on what I will end up with. These things are all needing major repair. All I get from him is I am going to fix them. A couple examples one ford 4X4 needing a front axle rebuilt. I offered to have it repaired at a shop, needs ring and pinion. He wants to buy all the tools and set it up him self. At 69 I doubt he will ever be setting up another differential. A 80 Dodge pickup needing a transmission He removes the tires, and sand blasted the wheels. The paint is never right, and has redone it several times. He never married and lived in the house with Mom until she died, and still does. The estate pays everything except for water and electricity. The house is a disaster junk piled everywhere. Mail piles up in the mail box. Water has been shut off, because he hasn't pain the bill. Mom left me as executor. I guess it is partly my fault for letting it get so far out of hand. Just wondering if anyone has had to deal with a hoarder, and how did you handle it? Stan
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