Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida
My mom, sister, and I agreed to get a house and share it. I also have a 13 yr old granddaughter I'm raising.Mom bought the house and we all live there. We all signed an agreement (with no money specified) that was notarized. I actually pay more than double what they pay since I work. But I don't make as much working as Mom collects from Dads pension. My sister gets SSI, she is handicapped. I don't think I should pay the majority. My mom used to watch my girl for me but recently got in trouble with CPS for slapping her face. Now I keep my girl with me rather than have mom watch her. I'm thinking I should move. What legal responsibility do I have to stick around because I signed the paperwork in good faith?
2 Answers from Attorneys
The owner of the property must maintain the property and the expenses. Cant advise you about the document without seeing the document.
If you are a partial owner, you can ask them to buy you out or bring a partition action ( forced sale).
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