'We paid 40,000 for a log cabin for my father - but now he's in a home and my brother says the cabin is his'

A family is facing challenges over the ownership of a cabin they purchased together to support their ailing father. With escalating care costs for their father, the need to sell the cabin arises, but one sibling and their spouse are against granting access to facilitate this sale. This situation highlights the complexities that can arise in family dynamics, especially in times of crisis, and raises important questions about legal rights and ethical responsibilities regarding shared assets.

We need to sell the cabin to pay for Dad's care - but my brother and his wife are refusing to give us access. What can we do?

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