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Eviction in texas how ?
Me my wife an mother in law agreed that she would stay with us 6months (my mother in law) it's been a year now . An weve been patient an asked her to go shes had a full year to save an move on now she came out saying she lost her job an has no money to do anything.
You've been providing her housing food phone bill car insurance. As of the last 3 month's weve been stop paying her personal phone then her work phone an now her car insurance to stop enabling her now she says I owe here from all the times she watched my kids ? An other times she had been evicted from other residents . Also that I messed up her cridet cause she had to get loans to move in to other places to live? She says she can take me to court for that an I just cant evict her wtf? How do u go about doing this need some advice thanks amount she claims I owe her is 35k? Wtf 💀
Also only thing she pays for in the house is the electric bill an that's cause she took it apond her self to pay for it so . She wasnt asked to .
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 year ago
She would never win a lawsuit unless you agreed to pay her for watching your kids.
Relax and when this is over give her 30 day written notice. Then you will need to evict her.
- Anonymous1 year ago
I have no idea about the law, but do not evict her right now, we should really all stay at home as much as we can. Do what you need to after this crisis.