Living in Deceased Estate

[Otto_2000]

New York

My parents are deceased and there are 4 heirs to the estate. One of the heirs is still living in the house of the estate, rent free, but paying all of her own expenses. Two of the heirs don't mind this arrangement because the house is being looked after, but one of the heirs is livid. She wants her to pay rent or get out.

Can she legally remain in the house rent free? It is 1/4 hers.

 

[saundra007]

I am kinda dealing with the same thing about my mom's house. She just passed but my brother and his girlfriend was living there rent free when she died now they act like they own the place. she didnt have a will but my son is the overseerer of the estate. So all this has just happen and it will be months before anything is settled. My mom and dad always wanted my daughter and her children to have the house so they said she will always have a stable place to live. Most everyone knows that was their wish so i hope they act upon it. but the brother that is living in the house is a butttttttttttttt, so he will cause all kinds of trouble. I did hear once and i havent looked it up yet that if things get out of hand i can file a injuction to have him removed until the estate is settled???????? any advice anyone.

 

[BlondiePB]

New York

My parents are deceased and there are 4 heirs to the estate. One of the heirs is still living in the house of the estate, rent free, but paying all of her own expenses. Two of the heirs don't mind this arrangement because the house is being looked after, but one of the heirs is livid. She wants her to pay rent or get out.

Can she legally remain in the house rent free? It is 1/4 hers.

What has the executor of the estate said about this?

 

[HomeGuru]

New York

My parents are deceased and there are 4 heirs to the estate. One of the heirs is still living in the house of the estate, rent free, but paying all of her own expenses. Two of the heirs don't mind this arrangement because the house is being looked after, but one of the heirs is livid. She wants her to pay rent or get out.

Can she legally remain in the house rent free? It is 1/4 hers.

**A: there is no free rent. The tenant owes the ESTATE fair market rental.