i moved into my foster grandma house an we had an agreement in writing that if i paid her back taxes, in water, and repaire the fire damage ...

Question

i moved into my foster grandma house an we had an agreement in writing that if i paid her back taxes, in water, and repaire the fire damage i could have the house so i did. she has passed on and now her daughter wants to sell my home do i have a case?

Answer

It depends on the writing. If it amounts to a contract, you may be able to enforce her promise to "give" you the house. You'll have to take it to a lawyer, together with whatever other documents you have showing that you paid what you'd promised to and that you did repair the fire damage.

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