Drywallguy85
New Member
- Jurisdiction
- North Carolina
I'm hoping for some clarity on this situation,
My grandmother passed away several years ago. She had 6 surviving children, one of which was my father who passed in January of last year. Before my grandmother passed away all of them agreed that my father remained on the property until he passes then the house would be sold and split for equal shares.
However, not long after her passing, his siblings tried to force him out leading my brother to purchase a share from one of our aunts to assure him he'd not be thrown out. The sale was done through an attorney and filed properly with the court and now my brother owns a share himself.
Not even a week after his death, his siblings started telling us we had 45 days, 30 days, 10 days to be out and we'd be evicted, telling us that my brothers share didn't matter and my father's share dissolved. Come to find out my father's share of the house didn't dissolve. Like everything else... his share goes to his surviving children.
In all honesty none of the siblings except for one care if we stay especially now that they know about the 2 shares my brother and I possess. (Which we don't mind selling and have stressed that point to them)
That 1 however using the "I used to manage condos and property all over NC" excuse for her knowledge still insists that we are holdover tenants and still threatening us with legal action and having people come over to remove our property just so she can move in because he's living in her brother's downstairs apartment and he wants her out.
I don't mind selling my share to her. Ive told her this and she says I don't have a share to sell and shes the title holder. I just don't understand why she thinks she can do this.
So my questions are
Do I have anything to fear about losing my home?
What actions can I take?
Is there a way to prove someone who knows everything about anything, wrong?
My grandmother passed away several years ago. She had 6 surviving children, one of which was my father who passed in January of last year. Before my grandmother passed away all of them agreed that my father remained on the property until he passes then the house would be sold and split for equal shares.
However, not long after her passing, his siblings tried to force him out leading my brother to purchase a share from one of our aunts to assure him he'd not be thrown out. The sale was done through an attorney and filed properly with the court and now my brother owns a share himself.
Not even a week after his death, his siblings started telling us we had 45 days, 30 days, 10 days to be out and we'd be evicted, telling us that my brothers share didn't matter and my father's share dissolved. Come to find out my father's share of the house didn't dissolve. Like everything else... his share goes to his surviving children.
In all honesty none of the siblings except for one care if we stay especially now that they know about the 2 shares my brother and I possess. (Which we don't mind selling and have stressed that point to them)
That 1 however using the "I used to manage condos and property all over NC" excuse for her knowledge still insists that we are holdover tenants and still threatening us with legal action and having people come over to remove our property just so she can move in because he's living in her brother's downstairs apartment and he wants her out.
I don't mind selling my share to her. Ive told her this and she says I don't have a share to sell and shes the title holder. I just don't understand why she thinks she can do this.
So my questions are
Do I have anything to fear about losing my home?
What actions can I take?
Is there a way to prove someone who knows everything about anything, wrong?