Who has taken over Vivian Carter's home and car?

Her housekeeper and the housekeeper's entitled son have seized the mansion and Rolls-Royce.

Why do the impostors treat Vivian badly?

They mistake her for a poor employee and do not realize she owns the fortune and company.

Fire Me? In My Own Rolls-Royce

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Fire Me? In My Own Rolls-Royce — A billionaire CEO endures public humiliation from her own staff while secretly owning everything they stole.

After an overseas trip, Vivian Carter arrives at her mansion to discover her housekeeper and the woman's entitled son have taken possession of her Rolls-Royce and social standing. The pair parade as the city's ruling elite, completely unaware that the vehicle, the corporate empire, and the vast fortune legally belong to the woman standing before them. Mistaking Vivian for a destitute nobody, they subject her to deliberate public degradation and move to terminate her employment. Vivian watches the charade unfold in silence, allowing the impostors to deepen their fraud before she reveals the truth.

Quick answers

Who has taken over Vivian Carter's home and car?: Her housekeeper and the housekeeper's entitled son have seized the mansion and Rolls-Royce.
Why do the impostors treat Vivian badly?: They mistake her for a poor employee and do not realize she owns the fortune and company.