Q: Even if I was a care giver and grandson. Do I have so rights? I was not informed of no probate or anything.
The property the house sits on is 2 acres. One is my biological fathers that I bought from my grandparents. Due to my father not being able to have any estate through SC. So it was in the deed to the house. Due to my grandparents staying I could stay there after there passing. For taking car of them. Neither of my grandparents had a Will. No trustee or power of attorney. No legal documentation. I tried to reach out to probate court. But was told I didn’t have any say so in the matter. I still have documents from court my grandfather sign giving mePermission on his behave due to his health. As I cared for him up to his last day.
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A: Hire a probate litigation attorney to file a claim for you in the probate for breach of contract. Do not delay. There are very short deadlines for this. It is possible that the deadline has passed, but you won’t know without consulting with an attorney
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