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My grandparents had legal custody and guardianship of me and my brother when we were kids up until I turned 18 they're passed away and my uncles are trying to evict me from the home I live in which is my grandparents do they have the right evict me from her home even though she said I could... View More 
answered on Sep 8, 2018
I think Mr. Barrett has mostly answered your question: the terms of the will and the decisions of the personal representative who is approved by the Court generally will control.
You may have an opportunity to dispute/contest the will. If you believe it has been altered, you would want to... View More
of the rental property gave permission to the adjacent landowner to use the 10 feet strip of the rental property? The 10 foot strip is outside of the 6 foot tall privacy fence for the rental which has been in place for several years.
answered on Sep 8, 2018
I agree with Mr. Canty that the answer probably relies exclusively on the terms of the lease, in particular the definition of the premises that are leased (is this portion outside the fence excluded by definition?) and/or any reservations of rights to the landlord (did the landlord reserve the... View More
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