As Sister Wives fans watch things play out in the latest season, many are wondering about the land on Coyote Pass, loans that were previously shared in the family, and other financial matters.
Janelle and Meri Brown once loaned Robyn and Kody Brown money. Now that the wives are no longer with him, many fans are wondering what happens to the loan. Continue reading to see what a legal professional has to say about it.
No Written Contract, No Money
There have been a lot of questions come up during the latest season of Sister Wives. Although it is nearly two years behind reality, there are still things being discussed on the show that have fans wondering.
One such fan recently took to Reddit to talk about whether or not Janelle and Meri Brown would get paid back for the money they loaned in the past. According to the Reddit user TequilaMakesTheDrama, a lawyer on TikTok broke down the issue of how the family loaned money between the wives.
From a legal standpoint, no one signed any legally binding contracts. Even though they stated that the money was a loan and expressed that there was a timeline where it was to be repaid, it is still seen as a gift without a contract.
At the end of the day, Janelle and Meri Brown won’t see a dime of that money back unless Robyn and Kody suddenly feel the need to repay them. This is because, in Nevada and Arizona, a contract is necessary to be owed repayment.
Could The TV Show Help Janelle & Meri Brown Get Their Money Back?
Sister Wives fans know that if given the option to “do the right thing” or keep the money, Kody Brown will probably keep the cash.
