My father passed away in May of 2007 leaving behind his live-in girlfriend. Since his death, she is now suing his children for his house, saying it was "promised" to her. There is no common-law in CA. and they were not married. Furthermore, he changed the deed to his house 3 months before his death and she was not named. His will stated that his children where to get his assets. Fast forward 7 months . . .we have written up several lease agreements to her, all of which has been rejected (mainly for items in the house that she claims are hers) Once the last agreement, she stated she wants to take the stove "because it was the last thing my father gave her" We have the receipt to prove he bought it with his own money out of his bank account! At any rate, she has continued to hold up the process and it has finally taken it's toll. I am so stressed at this point that I am having anxiety attacks as well as I have a Dr's appt. to get put on Valium. Can I sue her for anguish?
2007-12-12
16:53:02
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