dbart
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- May 5, 2021
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Ok, here we go.
My mother-in-law, Carol, who is 77 years old has been with her Boyfriend Wes for 13 years and living in Wes' house.
Wes passed away 2 weeks ago. 6 days later his daughter handed Carol a 30-day eviction notice as well as put one on her windshield of her car and one in the mailbox.
Not sure that is legal for her to do it...I thought a 3rd party not involved has to serve it and it has to be signed by a judge and court approved???
It seriously looks like she got a blank off the internet and filled it out, stuck in an envelope and hand addressed it to Carol.
I talked to a Real Estate buddy who looked up the address and told me a transfer of title was issued 11/25 and initiated by Wes' daughter Tana and named Tana as the owner upon death.
So, that can't be good for Carol.
Wes also had a letter drawn up in 2020 that Carol should be able to remain in the house for any reason that Wes is absent regardless of how long he is gone. All expenses to be paid by Wes or his daughter (the owners) Yes, I am paraphrasing this as I don't want to attach the agreement here. But to me it seems like Carol should be able to stay in the house as long as she wants...but doesn't say anything upon death????
Is there any recourse she now has a little over 2 weeks to go somewhere. She lives in Boulevard...about 20 min past Pine valley off the 8 fwy, East of San Diego.
Oh, and my wife's older brother lives there too and is completely worthless! Mr. Super drama Queen
No, they can't/aren't coming here to our home, but my wife and I are trying to figure out if she can stay in the house a little longer even another 30 days would help?
Does any here know anything about this?
I don't have a lot of answers, and I myself have questions but wanted to get this out there since there seems to be someone in the know about many different things on this site.
I really appreciate any insight or info.
Thank you,
Dale
My mother-in-law, Carol, who is 77 years old has been with her Boyfriend Wes for 13 years and living in Wes' house.
Wes passed away 2 weeks ago. 6 days later his daughter handed Carol a 30-day eviction notice as well as put one on her windshield of her car and one in the mailbox.
Not sure that is legal for her to do it...I thought a 3rd party not involved has to serve it and it has to be signed by a judge and court approved???
It seriously looks like she got a blank off the internet and filled it out, stuck in an envelope and hand addressed it to Carol.
I talked to a Real Estate buddy who looked up the address and told me a transfer of title was issued 11/25 and initiated by Wes' daughter Tana and named Tana as the owner upon death.
So, that can't be good for Carol.
Wes also had a letter drawn up in 2020 that Carol should be able to remain in the house for any reason that Wes is absent regardless of how long he is gone. All expenses to be paid by Wes or his daughter (the owners) Yes, I am paraphrasing this as I don't want to attach the agreement here. But to me it seems like Carol should be able to stay in the house as long as she wants...but doesn't say anything upon death????
Is there any recourse she now has a little over 2 weeks to go somewhere. She lives in Boulevard...about 20 min past Pine valley off the 8 fwy, East of San Diego.
Oh, and my wife's older brother lives there too and is completely worthless! Mr. Super drama Queen
No, they can't/aren't coming here to our home, but my wife and I are trying to figure out if she can stay in the house a little longer even another 30 days would help?
Does any here know anything about this?
I don't have a lot of answers, and I myself have questions but wanted to get this out there since there seems to be someone in the know about many different things on this site.
I really appreciate any insight or info.
Thank you,
Dale