Aussie Woman Fuming As She's Blocked From $12 Million Trust Fund Until She Gets A Job

However, the mother of one plans to contest her father’s request in court because she says her high-functioning ADHD, means she can’t hold a job.

"Can you please stop with the whole ‘me getting a job'. It's not happening.”

Clare, whose father accumulated megabucks by working as a successful stock broker, provided his daughter with a AUD $500 (USD $348 or £284) allowance a week, while also gaining government benefits.

Wow, if receiving a hefty allowance each week while not working is 'financial abuse', where do I sign up?

When Clare’s late father passed earlier this year, she was denied access to her funds as she remained unemployed.

Clare’s partner also maintained that due to her diagnosis, she struggles to complete daily tasks and needs a checklist to remind her to do simple things, such as eat.

Clare’s previous jobs include working part-time for Autism Australia and a very brief stint as a barista, which only lasted an hour.

However, Clare’s family accuses her of using her condition as a scapegoat, including her cousin Jimmy, who slammed her efforts as ‘embarrassing’.

He told A Current Affair: "We'd like her to get a job and contribute to society. Instead of her agreeing to her dead dad's wishes, she turned around and sued her trust.

"We are at our wits end. We have done nothing but love Clare."