Family Feud Over £600k London Home

0:00On April 20th, a 62-year-old man named Robert Chung is locked in a bitter court fight with his siblings over a 600,000 pound. Family home in East London, he claims his parents promised him the house after he ditched a well-paid film industry gig in 1990 to care for them full time, working at. A job center for over three decades until his mom passed in 2016. His sister Marina, a 60-year-old accountant and brother Richard, 58 in an IT manager, fireback hard, calling Robert a parasite who leased off their folks instead. They say he lounged around watching movies while mom cooked and cleaned for him and his big film career was just slinging videos at Blockbuster. In court, Robert swore his dad had cancer and needed help, leading to the promise, but lawyers for his siblings say that diagnosis hit two years later. And he provided zero real care. Marina testified she found mom wasting away on a visit, shocked at the neglect, while

1:00branding him a pathological liar with a puffed up ego. Robert counters that his siblings are biased since they split the estate three ways without a valid will, and neither saw a daily life at home. He admits the job center grind wasn't his dream, but did it for family duty, even handling mom's meals and laundry till the end. The judge heard it all over a week, and reserved judgment, with the estate adamant pushing to a victravert, sell the place, and chase him for nearly two hundred thousand pounds in background. This family feuds far from over, leaving everyone waiting on that final call.