Tampa, FL asked in Probate for Florida

Q: Exhusband passed away. No will. Asked his 2 young children and me (exwife, current family). To live in it

House was to go to boys when they turn 21 and 4 years later the sister has cut us out of the entire process. The house is almost unlivable and I asked for her to give me the title so I can get a loan to fix the house so when it is given to 2 young boys they can live in it, she won’t. They are just now getting the paperwork done for probate and now the taxes went from 1500 to 4500.. she has decided to tell us we have 30 days to move out. Dec 23 or a sheriff will be at the door. So that is 3 kids, 2 are related to her. Throwing them out right before Christmas of their own fathers house? Is this possible?

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Mr. Long H. Duong
Mr. Long H. Duong
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  • Probate Lawyer
  • Gainesville, FL
  • Licensed in Florida

A: Are the kids minors? If so, she can’t throw them out assuming their father is the current title holder. Contact an attorney directly.

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