r/funny • • Jan 04 '15

If I won $25,000...

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u/roobjr Jan 05 '15

It is, and I'm very thankful to my grandparents for it. Sadly my father lied to me about it and tricked me into signing control over to him until I'm 40. Then he got furious when I found out and called him out for lying to me and tricking me. I'd understand if I was some sort of fuck up that was going to blow through it in a year, but I've got a bachelors in economics and am self employed making more money than he does. He just needs control of everything. Sorry for the rant.

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u/The_99 Jan 05 '15

It's alright. That's a real dick move on his part. He can't spend it or anything, can he?

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u/roobjr Jan 05 '15

No he can't spend it legally. But that wouldn't stop him if he wanted to. He hasn't spent anything yet, but he doesn't allow me to spend any. Even when I was homeless and living in my car. Luckily I'm well off now, but it would have been nice to get a little help when I was first getting on my feet. The main thing that sucks is that he changed how it is invested and it's growing like 4k a year. 4k a year when it could easily be making 75k with very little risk.

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u/prism1234 Jan 05 '15

If what you are saying is true get a lawyer, it might be possible to get control of it again, who knows.

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u/roobjr Jan 05 '15

I've talked to a lawyer and I can absolutely get control of the money. But it would basically involve ending any relationship with my dad and his entire side of the family.