Well that's what I want to do, but now I'm being nagged by my father who's incredibly out there with his ideals. This was evident from past lawsuits he's been in, but he was the only caregiver of the family. Now that he's complaining that there has to be a trial for a restraining order, instead...
Welp. Things took a turn for the worse. Dad's been super crazy over reacting and making a fit because the law doesn't do everything he wants. It's gotten to the point where he's being a danger, not physically, but mentally. There's also suspicion that my Mom could be lying about not selling the...
My dad doesn't have a lawyer, at least not yet. We're looking into making an appointment with a Pro-bono lawyer. We just have to convince my mother that if she tries to sell the house, nobody, not even her, will have a place to live. Although she is crazy enough to do it despite the...
So the main focus right now it to just keep the house from having to be sold on the market. The original intention seems way too out of reach at the moment and further attempts at it would only waste time.
Right now I'm trying to figure out how my dad can put the agreement to leave the house...
I'll be visiting a lawyer tomorrow, albeit a public service one who can only provide me paper work instead of legal advice. I was unsuccessful in finding any documents my parents have written for me, so a negotiation might have to be the only step if a new agreement would be sufficient.
Wouldn't surprise me about that lawyer. I've had bad luck with all lawyers in this county that I've spoken to in the past, let me tell you. It's a shame because I kind of liked him. I'm aware the consequences of faking an agreement, but I remember my dad sending a letter to mortgage company...
Lender being the mortgage company? I was hoping what the lawyer said about petitioning to be part of their trial and claim profits was true, but like I said I couldn't find the form he was talking about. Huge bummer. If I can find a written agreement, I should be set, right?
I hope someone can help me with this unique question. My mom and dad both own a house, but I've been paying for their mortgage for 15 years. The last 4 years the mortgage was overdue for late payments and I'm barely trying to pay it off, while they haven't even tried. Now they are divorcing and...