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seperation

  • 13-10-2013 4:54pm
    #1
    LegacyUser
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    hey all. just looking to see if anyone has seperated where there are step kids, when i say kids they are both over 20 and in full time jobs. i am awaiting free legal aid but she is telling me that they will be continuing to live in my house, surely i dont have to put a roof over there heads? just looking for other peoples experiences not legal advice. i am at my wits end and almost broke and just feel like letting her have it all, <snip>


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  • #2
    desbrook
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    No - even if they were "your own kids" you do not have to keep any roof over their heads . They are over 18 and not in full-time education so nothing applies even if you adopted them . If they are hassling you get them out asap - don't be bullied .


  • #3
    LegacyUser
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 166,026 ✭✭✭✭LegacyUser


    Thank you for your reply and as stupid as it sounds they are bullying me in a sense, I have been told by friends that these 'Kids' are entitled to stay in the house once there mother does. Other friends have told me that they would be entitled to squatters rights and I just don't know. I am still awaiting word on free legal aid but thank you for your help


  • #4
    Payton
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    Tiredandbroke wrote: »
    Thank you for your reply and as stupid as it sounds they are bullying me in a sense, I have been told by friends that these 'Kids' are entitled to stay in the house once there mother does. Other friends have told me that they would be entitled to squatters rights and I just don't know. I am still awaiting word on free legal aid but thank you for your help

    You are listening to hearsay from your friends, legally the "kids" are over 18 so they don't come into the legal equation.
    As for the bullying, take note of everything for your own sake. You need to seek legal advice asap for the 2 reasons you posted about.


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