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Deebee271170
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Hi.
I have been living in my grandmothers house for 2 years while she has been living with an aunt who has taken care of her but she has recently passed away.
I have been paying the bills and paying for repairs and kept it in good order whilst I have been there.
I am beginning to worry now that my Nan has passed that the other members of the family will want to kick me out.
My aunt has always said that I was welcome to stay there as long as I wanted. I’m worried about my uncle, who is money grabbing but does/has done nothing for the family.
Could anyone give me any advice on where I stand please? I don’t want to have to move out when I’ve done so much work on the house to get it so nice as it was in a bad state when I moved in.
Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.
I have been living in my grandmothers house for 2 years while she has been living with an aunt who has taken care of her but she has recently passed away.
I have been paying the bills and paying for repairs and kept it in good order whilst I have been there.
I am beginning to worry now that my Nan has passed that the other members of the family will want to kick me out.
My aunt has always said that I was welcome to stay there as long as I wanted. I’m worried about my uncle, who is money grabbing but does/has done nothing for the family.
Could anyone give me any advice on where I stand please? I don’t want to have to move out when I’ve done so much work on the house to get it so nice as it was in a bad state when I moved in.
Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.
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Did you grandmother have a will, if so who is the executor?0
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I think it’s another aunt.0
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If your nan wanted you to stay in her house then that will be in her will I expect.
If it’s not then you’ll have to move, nothing to do with money grabbing, the executor has a legal responsibility to carry out the will.0 -
Thank you for your help. Very much appreciated0
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onwards&upwards wrote: »If it’s not then you’ll have to move, nothing to do with money grabbing, the executor has a legal responsibility to carry out the will.
Not necessarily. If the house has been left to other parties who are happy to have a tenant (at whatever rent, if any, they feel is appropriate), OP could stay. Or if OP could afford to get a mortgage and buy the house she could stay.0 -
You need to know what is in the WILL.
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And if she did not leave a will you need to look at the intestacy rules0
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