CntryBoy777 - The Lazy A** Acres Adventures

[Bruce]

It certainly should be for the time the parents were living in the house.

 

[Mini Horses]

Anyone who has ever PAID for in-home elderly care, mowing, house cleaning, repairs, etc. Would know that it is worth WAY more than any rents!! And available 24/7.

I would sure discuss this "13 yrs of rental" with your attorney and see what he feels about that impact. You may need to assemble more info for him to be able to present these caregiving issues as an offset, should that be part of the current claims.

It is a little concern that the sister was so quick to sign off on the rental, given her FAST eviction actions. Up to something.

 

[CntryBoy777]

I have texts from her that states Dad wished to pay the bills and my offers to pay my part were turned down....also, that it was done with her blessing, too. I even have text messages that state she is just fine with me living in the house. As things develope it will certainly be interesting how she will justify anything............
......I have plenty of ammo and if my Dad didn't charge me rent, then none can charge me back rent either.....there isn't any lease or contract signed stating such and the escrow acct goes to the owner, which is yet to be determined....I'm still not a tenant..........I won't discuss this in great detail, but just wanted to give ya a taste of what is to come.

 

[greybeard]

Anyone who has ever PAID for in-home elderly care, mowing, house cleaning, repairs, etc. Would know that it is worth WAY more than any rents!! And available 24/7.


I would sure discuss this "13 yrs of rental" with your attorney and see what he feels about that impact. You may need to assemble more info for him to be able to present these caregiving issues as an offset, should that be part of the current claims.

Yes, and better have some receipts to prove the expenditures. "I think I remember spending..." won't go very far in court. Medicare will not pay for long term care (nursing home) but they do pay for what is called long term hospice (not the end of life type). It's where health care professionals come in one or 2 times a day and do routine health 'maintenance' for the resident..and it applies to both nursing homes and in-home hospice. It takes most of the burden as far as health care goes, off the primary caregiver whether that be a family member or a skilled health care facility. They change catheters, adult diapers, give baths, monitor vitals, call in the doctor, provide transport back and forth to hospital or scheduled Dr appointments...all kinds of things. Most have their own physicians as well. My sister has contracted with a hospice group just this week to provide care for her alzhiemer's husband..it will cost her nothing..
It is a little concern that the sister was so quick to sign off on the rental, given her FAST eviction actions. Up to something.[/QUOTE]
Not really. She just further established and the court concurred, that it is her's to rent out, and Fred & his attorney signed off on it as well, at least temporarily. I'm very surprised Fred's attorney got on board with this maneuver. I know that things are purported to be different in the Old South, but I'm pretty dang sure when the court established the 'rent into escrow' thing, they weren't intending for Fred to be renting property from himself. A precursor of things to come?

Those texts or emails, are simply words with no backing present. If, there were any from Fred's dad, it might have a bearing but in absence of anything in writing or in digital form FROM him, it's just hearsay of sorts (he/she said he said) and I've not seen any of it that would do squat in overturning the trust.

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Certainly not much there other than "he said" type things as well as her informing you that it was now her's.

 

[CntryBoy777]

Guess we'll just have to wait and see how things play out, but sure am glad that GB isn't judge and jury on this case....or I'd have to climb Mt Everest to overcome the obsticles.....

 

[greybeard]

I always try to look at things from both sides and at the world as it really is and the real world is fraught with obstacles. I'm reminded on a daily basis, of the old adage that the difference between a pessimist and an optimist is that the pessimist is almost always better informed.

 

[CntryBoy777]

I sure am not "counting the chickens", and I know it could go either way.....I'm prepared to lose, but sure am hoping to win....I am very much a realist too....but, I want more than her word to go on if I have to vacate.........I really do appreciate your insight GB and the food for thought.....it really does help me and I know that ya care.

 

[Latestarter]

Much as it hurts, and it's not what one wants to hear, the stuff GB is saying is true and factual... It's a very weird world we live in...

 

[CntryBoy777]

Since this past sunday we have had a break in the heat and humidity and both sunday and monday were spent mowing and getting everything cut....sure have thrown plenty of fiber into the air here..........got back to moving stuff to storage today and the trlr is just about empty except for trash. Here are some pics that I took....of course the first one is to remind ya what happened in this area this past winter....

Sure glad to get this mess finally cut and a break from the humidity and heat to get it done in....I needed to work on my "farmer's tan" just a little bit.........I'm still way behind on catching up, but it feels so good to be able to breathe and to read and post some.....I am soooo Ready to get back to some sort semblance of order around here and back to being me in the "Herd".....I really miss the interaction and sharing.....anyway, guess that about sums up the happenings here.....since I can't hug ya and thank ya....this will have to do.........

 

[RollingAcres]

We hope to see you back on BYH more often soon!