housing

Hello,

I am sending you this message because it is really important.
My spouse's uncle has just signed the succession documents and has just retrieved the house we are in.
He agrees to let us rent the house, but there is a major issue: he is under a legal guardianship, and his guardian has stated that renting is out of the question and that the property must be sold. I am reaching out to you to find out whether we can stay in the house or if she will have us evicted.
15-21-24 Thank you

Hello Atchoum218,

When a person is placed under a guardianship, it means, in legal terms, that they are considered to lack the physical or mental capacity to make decisions.
So I fully understand that the trustee may not accept the lease of the house, however, I see that I can remain in this house as I do not foresee any move.
Go to Google and look up the definition of guardianship, and you’ll understand better. Of course, you can object to all of this, but you’ll need to arrange for a lawyer’s help.

Have a good day and see you soon
The magician.