A couple, retired from farming, transferred their family farm and farmhouse to their son for tax benefits, while retaining a lifetime right of residence. This decision, aimed at succession planning, has led to tension with their son and daughter-in-law over the addition of a downstairs shower. Despite owning the residence, the couple now faces challenges regarding their authority over changes in their own home, raising questions about rights and family dynamics following the property transfer.
The couple transferred the family farm, including the farmhouse, to their son as part of a succession plan, believing it to be beneficial for tax purposes.
They retained a right of residence in the farmhouse for the rest of their lives, ensuring they could continue living in the home despite transferring ownership.
The couple is experiencing conflict with their son and daughter-in-law regarding home modifications, highlighting potential challenges in family dynamics after such a transfer.
Concerns arise regarding the family's right to implements changes in their home, mainly the intention to add a downstairs shower against their son's wishes.
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