My mother is ill and my sister is waiting at home. Why did my mother transfer the demolition money to my name when the house was demolished?

Every family has its own problems. Although there are some mistakes in mom's practice, it is understandable. Moreover, this matter should be seen separately and cannot be confused. It is one thing for my mother to be ill and my sister to serve at home. The demolition money is in your name, which is another matter. Say it one by one.

My mother is ill, and my sister is waiting at home, isn't she? As the saying goes: "You make me young, I will support you old", and now that the Civil Code has been promulgated, all children have the responsibility and obligation to support the elderly. It is not normal for their mother to come back as a daughter to take care of her when she is ill. This is the daughter's filial piety and gratitude for everything she has paid to her mother. It is also in line with most people's cognition, and it is also right to be sensible. But I'm more concerned about what you are doing as a son. What were you doing when my sister took care of my mother? Why didn't you help, or what did you do for your mother during her illness? Think for yourself.

As for house demolition, deposit the demolition money in your name. To tell you the truth, I don't quite agree with what my mother did. If I guess correctly, you should be the only male in the family. My mother plans to rely on you to provide for the elderly in the future, which is why she will do this. It's not that your mother is selfish. It's just that your mother is deeply influenced by traditional ideas, and some of them prefer boys to girls, so she gives you the demolition money because it's a family property. If anything happens to your mother, the property will go directly to you, saving a lot of trouble, so it will be deposited in your account. But remember, it won't be deposited in your account, but the money is yours.

If you really want to fight for property in the future, some money will definitely be given to your sister, but if your sister doesn't want it, then the money will be yours. Maybe in your opinion, it was my sister who took care of my mother when I was sick. How can my mother give some of this money to my sister? Well, because your mother used to be your father's daughter-in-law, how does she deal with her family as long as she is a daughter-in-law? So she judged the current situation with her own experience and finally decided to put the money in your name. I also hope you can take responsibility and obligation.

As a younger brother, whether you will give the money to your sister after you get it depends on your meaning. If you want to give some to your sister, you can discuss it with your mother. If you don't give half, it's ok to give some. After all, they are all her children. A bowl of water doesn't have to be flat, but at least it's about the same, right? After all, I raised my daughter. Although I am married, my daughter has come to take care of herself after all. Once she is seriously ill, her daughter will take money out to treat her mother. This is also her daughter's responsibility and obligation. No one can escape this responsibility. Besides, if you give this money to your sister, your sister will be grateful to you. But this is just my own opinion, and everything depends on what you think.