Connecticut son reportedly wants to evict 98-year-old mother

[mandym]

..."She would be better off living with people her own age," he told the newspaper.

According to Probate Court records, Mary Kantorowski and her husband, John, agreed to transfer the house to a trust administered by Peter Kantorowski on the condition that Mary would live there until her death, and upon her death, the house would go to Peter and his younger brother, Jack, the newspaper reports.

In July 2005, however, Peter Kantorowski quitclaimed the house from that trust to another he and his wife control, giving him ownership of the house. Six years later, in Dec. 13, 2011, his mother's 98th birthday, Peter Kantorowski had his mother served with eviction papers.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/02/1...ear-old-mother/?test=latestnews#ixzz1mfa2lyXg

 

[Arbo]

Assuming there's no backstory, both brothers should be profoundly ashamed and not surprised if their children treat them similarly one day.

 

[targus]

At first blush it appears that the son violated his duties as the trust administrator when he transfered the house out of the trust.

Perhaps some district attorney should be looking into whether the son should be charged criminally.

 

[Walter]

..."She would be better off living with people her own age," he told the newspaper.

Well, she would be better off living with anyone else than this 'piece of work'.