“My sister loaned $1800 from me one year ago for a family trip and I have yet to see the funds for the Airbnb.”
Trip to Airbnb Dispute The dispute between my sister and me centers on an Airbnb trip last summer. Before the trip, I booked and paid for the Airbnb with the understanding that the lodging expenses would be shared. Based on our conversations, I believed she would reimburse me approximately $1,800 for her portion of the costs after the trip. During the trip, I became increasingly frustrated with what I viewed as her behavior and the responsibilities that I felt were left to me. From my perspective, she spent much of the trip intoxicated, which affected her ability to participate in caring for her children and contributing to the household responsibilities. I felt that I took on a disproportionate amount of the work while we were staying at the Airbnb. Nature of the Dispute This dispute arises from a family vacation during the summer of 2025. Before the trip, my sister and I discussed sharing the cost of an Airbnb that I reserved and paid for in advance. I understood that she would reimburse me approximately $1,800 for her agreed share of the lodging expenses after the trip. Following the trip, I requested reimbursement, but she ghosted me.
The Defendant has been summoned and has not yet filed a defense.
Who's right?
Jury deliberation
- JUROR #1 · 9H AGO
Have you contacted her after the vacation and gave her a reminder of her obligation. What bearing does her being drunk or under the influence have on this case and what’s owed you?
- JUROR #6 · 5H AGO
I’m confused on what her being drunk or under the influence has to do with her reimbursing you the $1800? You can obviously ask her about the expenses after the trip.
- JUROR #13 · 4H AGO
Since last summer—that's thirteen months now—and still nothing. This is a pattern: note she's avoided the conversation entirely since November when you first reminded her. Fourth follow-up message, zero response. Verbal agreement or not, a year of silence after a shared trip reads guilty.