frustratedearthmother
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Woo Hoo!! I'm so excited for your possibilities! Ya sound like you've got your 'mojo' back and that's a good thing!
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We found us a Lawyer today and he is very confident that this can all be handled....and assured us that the date of Aug 1st is not an issue on several different fronts. He isn't cheap, but he isn't outrageous either, so we gave hime the retainer today and he said that once he vets things started that Mrs Williams will be forced to sit down for negotiations....I said that I would like to see that....and he got one of those grins on his face and said she won't have a choice. He held onto all of the evidence that I had and will be talking to the doctor here shortly.........we have also made a few decisions in the process...we will stay put for the time being and see how things unfold....and if we do have to move, we will find us an acre or 2 and have our trlr moved to it and live there while we build our credit rating and then if we wish to buy something, we will keep the trlr as rental property and extra income for Joyce if time catches up to me. We are comfortable in this area and we love our doctor and other aspects of the community. The lawyer believes we have a really good shot at keeping the house, becahse of the history and longevity of us being on the property, where the others have not and could be settled with acres for them.
We would like to thank ALL for their prayers and support thru this very difficult time.... ....it isn't over yet tho and until there is a true settlement, there won't be a celebration....but, a reprieve sure feels Good right now!!....
and something that the lawyer noticed today was the ruling was conducted with me as a tennent and I do not fit that definition, so it isn't the proper paperwork that was filed in the first place....cause I have never paid rent in the 12yrs of living here
True. The judge had no standing to question the "proof of ownership" and had to make a ruling on eviciton as if it were valid. I'm glad this lawyer was willing to listen to your facts. Seems to me that if your father's doctor felt he was not competent to sign such a document several years before it happened, the courts would give that great weight. That isn't "he said, she said" sort of evidence.ya can't prove it is bogus until given the opportunity for the arguement and the evidence to be heard.