Legal advice on Eviction from rental property in Oregon

My dad and his wife own a house in Texas that they've had for 12 yrs. His wife has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's and he was her power of attorney until June 6th of 2022, when he was incapacitated during a hospitalization. The next in line on her POA is his wife's daughter. My dad is no longer incapacitated. Is she still the power of attorney for her mom or does it fall back to my dad? My dad also has a POA. The person it fell to was his wife, but since she has Alzheimer's the first alternate is me. During his incapacitation, I was his POA. Now that he is of sound mind, am I still his POA, or is he free to act on his own accord? It was my understanding that he is free to act on his own accord. I just want to make sure this is correct. My dad's wife's daughter is the second alternate on the POA for my dad. Is she allowed to act on his behalf as a second alternate?

I have been living and caring for my mom for 20 years. My mom now has Louie body dementia and my sister put herself as poa. It's been a week since my mom left and my sister just walks in to the home where she don't live with real estate people And tell me I have to move cuz she is selling the house. Do I have any rights? She took my mom against her will. She wanted to stay home and I was working on getting pace for her and my sister said that she needs to spend time with her husband and is done caring for mom. She only came for dinner every night when she wasn't at her beach house.

I've been a live in caregiver for 5 years. My client just passed away two days before Christmas and the daughter has told me that I have 30 days to be off the premises do I have any rights? thank you time

I have a rental home in Washington County, Oregon. The tenant has rented on a month to month lease since 9/9/19. I sent him a 60 day notice on May 15th but we were still under covid mandate for evictions. I spoke with an Attorney and I sent an eviction letter the attorney recommended to the tenant on 7/23/2020 and sent it certified mail. The tenant said he never got the letter in the mail. I also sent him an electric copy of the notice via text message and I have the certified mail receipt. The tenant has just recently moved his pregnant girlfriend into the home along with her 3 young children. Tenant has said he has no where to move to and will not leave on 8/28 per eviction letter. Do I just need to follow the Forcible Entry and Detainer steps on the Wash county court website and just explain to the judge what I stated here? Its my understanding direct family can move into my rental and be the reason for the eviction correct? I'm just concerned about procedural mistakes and I want to avoid them. thanks so much

I have a fifth wheel that is on my grandmothers property. It is being rented from a friend. He pays her $250 to live on her property and $200 a month to rent the fifth wheel from me. He is payed up to date, but I want to sell the fifth wheel. He is threatening to take me to court. Can I sell this without going against the eviction moratorium or can he actually take me to court?

My landlords saying i gave her a 30 day verbal notice and i did not,can she do this?

My brother is almost 40 and still refuses to leave my parents house. They have tried getting him to leave many times to no avail. He has NEVER paid rent or done anything to be productive to the house hold in any way. He is constantly verbally abusive and we suspect drug and alcohol abuse. Possible weapons on premises. I fear that even with an eviction notice he won’t leave. What kind of notice do we give him? What’s the next step if he doesn’t leave after the given notice? The police have been called many times for his behavior and they say we cannot kick him out because he has mail that received at the address. We are stuck. Can we just change the locks when he is out and then call police for trespassing? What paperwork should we have to show police he cannot live there?

My 40 yr old son still lives at home and has never paid rent. I am a 66 yr old widow, currently retired. My son is addicted to meth and has stolen money and property from me. I have told him to leave repeatedly, he states I must give him 30 day notice. Can I get him out sooner?

My roommates who agreed to pay rent (I have no physical proof) asked to be put on the lease. It’s been two months now that they haven't paid rent, and have destroyed the property by breaking shelves and putting holes in the wall. I’ve called the police and the said I am unable to evict someone without a court document stating they have 30 days to vacate the property. My landlord isn’t much help and she actually offered for me to sign the lease over to them and leave the property because she has no proof they aren’t paying or caused property damage. How do I even start the process of this and who do I talk to ?

In August of 2018 the storage co called me to tell me Michael my son in law was caught sleeping during the day in my storage so they were evicting him from my storage I told them OK but I was paid through until September she said oh not you just him and then on August 27 she called my daughter not me and said all my stuff was dumped and sent to goodwill and she was charging me 350 dollars Michael was not on my lease he was added as a person with access everything I own was in there I paid 135.dollars a month I needed it to be safe and now I have nothing left all my belongings are gone