<prompt> Human: Hello reddit,first post so lets get this over quick and easy, hopefully I didnt screw this up tooo much lol.My father passed away 5 years ago, leaving my sister and I his house and his assets. Shes an accountant so I signed over my portion of the inheritance, seemed like a good idea at the time. She mortgages the house and takes out half for her and 30 k for me, leaving 50k in equity left for me.Fast forward 3 years, shes owns a 170K house my mom and I live in, a house 425K with her fiance whos a city cop, a property with her fiance and my dads house.I move into my dads house, the house I used to live in goes unoccupied for a year, my sister and her fiance split. she hooks up with some dude and 9 months later a kid is produced.A real estate agent contacts me about selling my dads house, which was a huge shock, after not paying anything on the house i used to live in, the bank took the only assets she had left, that had any equity in it, which was all mine.So im trying to figure out a way to make this right, she barely pays me anything to make it up. Legally im sure i cant do anything, I tried the tony soprano approach. Ive tried to help her sell her 2012 ford edge and get her into a 2000 dollar car, but shes resistant and lies through her teeth. any ideas redditors? EDIT: WAY more responses than i was expecting, thanks everyone, as some said, lesson learned, and i agree. To the 2 people who said they were lawyers and gave me great advice, thank you. To the 25 people who said theyre not a lawyer but still gave great advice, thank you also. I will be contacting a lawyer in the next few weeks.  <response>: Pretty hosed. This is more of a rrelationships question. Im sure you dont need us telling you that you did not make the right move and did not set yourself up with plan Bs where it went wrong. You couldnt even sue her. This was largely your fault too. It sounds like you stick your head in the sand and then dont want to take responsibility when that catches up. Certainly appears as though you could have avoided this at many, many earlier points. 