Q: My grandma's died in 2015,I've lived in her home for7 years after her death and now some people came and told me to move

A: I'm surprised your grandmother's estate (her assets left behind) has not gone through the Probate Court by now. If your grandmother had a Trust stating her desires, then whatever your grandmother said in that document will control what happens to her property, and your family most likely won't need to go through the Probate Court. On the other hand, if your grandmother had a Will or did no estate planning, then your family will have to go through the Probate Court before anyone can have the home. You mentioned a legal paper but, without reading the document itself, it's impossible to say more. Sorry about that! You need to hire a lawyer to read the document, learn additional information about your grandmother's estate and family, then the lawyer can properly advise you. Best wishes.

A: You may very well qualify for adverse possession, whereby you can claim ownership to the property if you have been paying taxes on it for 5 years.

A: Before I can completely answer your question, I would want to know more about who the people are that are telling you to move, and why they think they have the legal authority to make this demand. Did your grandmother have a mortgage on the home? Was the home lost in foreclosure or to a tax lien sale? If not, then there is a good chance that the documentation that your grandmother provided you may hold up in probate court. You should have an attorney look at your paperwork and investigate asap.