Q: My father died last week and my brother changed the locks and threw me out of the home where I had been living
I had been living there the last 4 years with my dad and taking care of him. What can I do legally in order to have a place to live?
A:
The answer depends on a lot of factors in order to give you an answer to this question. These questions include:
Did your father own or rent the home?
Was there a mortgage?
Was there a will?
How many other heirs are there to the estate?
I suggest you talk to a local estate administration attorney and bring answers to these questions in order to get a more complete answer to your question.
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