Daughter wins £127,000 for caring for dementia-hit mother at home after she was accused of fraud in feud with brother

A daughter who cared for her dementia-hit mother at home has been awarded £127,000 after a legal battle with her brother.

Bern Rogers looked after her mother Sheila Wills for two-and-a-half years at home with her husband after she could no longer look after herself, and claimed Mrs Wills had agreed she should be paid in return for her efforts.

Mrs Wills had become increasingly frail and forgetful but insisted she would rather live with Mrs Rogers than pay for costly care.

When her mother died in April 2020, Mrs Rogers took £100,000 from her mother’s estate. 

However, this sparked a feud between Mrs Rogers

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