What is the best course of action for ensuring my family does not sell my grandmas home?
You could tell your grandmother your intentions and wishes and if she goes a long with you, go to an attorney with her to have a Deed prepared. ...
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You could tell your grandmother your intentions and wishes and if she goes a long with you, go to an attorney with her to have a Deed prepared. ...
For renting, a license would be an issue . For sale, not.
You can call the attorney for the creditor and try to negotiate. Depending on your circumstances you might consider bankruptcy.
You can move out and sue in small claims court. You may be better off holding off and moving within a month and calling it even.
What are her plans? If she has some, discuss them. She is still his widow.. If she has no plans, do what you believe is right for him and you.
a lawyer needs to prepare the Deed for it to be accepted.
Talk with a lawyer. Depending on the facts, you may have cause to remove the PR.
I agree with Mr. Valkenet, but I would wait till the party sues you. No sense in spending money if they are just making noise.
There is no value to you in wasting time to getting out and moving today.
If the Judgment from the Hearing was in the last 10 days, you can file to change it within those 10 days at no cost.