Reference no: EM133296476

Rosa is a patient in your care. While providing care for her she chats away telling you about her son Mark, whom she lives with. Fifteen years previously, Mark and his wife had suggested that Rosa move in with them in their home. She sold her home and many of her belongings and used what she had left over from the sale of her home to build an extension on her son's property where she could live. Rosa did not receive independent legal advice about this arrangement. Her name was not put onto the title of the property and there was no agreement in place about the details of what Rosa would receive in exchange for the improvement she had made to the property. Mark and his family were very busy and Rosa was left to herself. It was challenging being in a new location, away from her friends and she found herself to be very lonely. Her relationship with her son and his family deteriorated over time. Nearly a year ago, Mark lost some investments that he had been relying on and they were struggling to meet their mortgage repayments. Six months later Mark had told Rosa that they had to sell the property and downsize and there would be no room in the new house for Rosa. They refused to repay more than Rosa's initial investment in the property even though Rosa had spent that amount 15 years before and the property had appreciated greatly in value over that time. Rosa seemed very anxious about the whole situation but didn't feel she could not perform anything about it.

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