rtcochrane
New Member
New Jersey:
About a year and half ago brother in law didn't have a place to live. His aunt said he could stay with her. No rent or money was ever discussed nor did it change hands.
Skip to today, she is now trying to say that he owes her back rent and utilities. Would he be considered a tenant at will even though no terms were discussed and they are related? And if so, how would the cost be determined?
Would the best course of action be to ask for itemized list of charge/cost and dispute in court? A complication of this is now he has moved to Michigan and would be difficult to fly back for a small claims case. Thanks in advance.
About a year and half ago brother in law didn't have a place to live. His aunt said he could stay with her. No rent or money was ever discussed nor did it change hands.
Skip to today, she is now trying to say that he owes her back rent and utilities. Would he be considered a tenant at will even though no terms were discussed and they are related? And if so, how would the cost be determined?
Would the best course of action be to ask for itemized list of charge/cost and dispute in court? A complication of this is now he has moved to Michigan and would be difficult to fly back for a small claims case. Thanks in advance.