My dad lives in my deceased grandmother's home but has left the utilities in her name. Even if he pays the bill, is this legal?
The utilities account should be in his name at this point.
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The utilities account should be in his name at this point.
An elder abuse attorney is who you are looking for.
Duplicate post--asked and answered.
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You have to follow the terms of your divorce decree.
You co-signed--you are responsible. Any recourse you might have would only be under the specific terms of the mortgage that we can't see here.
It may not be equitable or fair, but that's the judge's decision,. At this point, recourse lies with an appeal.
Not enough facts here to address if its legal or not. Talk with a local attorney or Atlanta Legal Aid.