coachcharles
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I was given a 30 day notice by someone who is not my landlord, I'm not a tenant, but a trustee beneficiary of a living trust. The house I live in is in the trust... The pseudo-landlord produced no written agreement stating an oral agreement was made in 1998 between me and my mother. Conditions were that I lived in Mother's house month to month for the amount of "Zero" dollars per month.
Now, even though he's not my landlord, there's no written agreement and the only agreement he claims is a verbal with no offer, acceptance or consideration, he managed to win in court with his collaboration of lies. He even said that the reason for my oving is because A year ago, I lost in court in UD action broght against me by brother. I resigned from career 6 years prior to care for mother with dementia. Mother became incapacitated, brother put her in home after gaining conservatorship of mother. House we lived in is in living trust (not part of estate under conservators control) three brothers are trustees with equal power. Brother files UD case against me to have me evicted sayig he's going to sell house (in court)...reality is so he and his wife can move in (mother while she was around didn't want them living here.) Judge rules that trust predates conservatorship so trust holds authority, but allows case to continue as a "trust" issue bringing in 3rd brother to cast deciding vote. I'm voted out. I am appealing as there was no landlord tenant relation. Also brother claimed a verbal contract existed between me and mother when I moved in to care for her in 1998 (there wasn't...) I don't think brother has authority to do this as we are equal trustees. I also don't think judge can allow case at trial to become a trust issue when brother originally filed complaint stating his authority was as mother's conservator. Once judge ruled that conservator had no standing in court to file case, shouldn't it have been thrown out?
Brother has attorney, I don't. (I doesn't make any sense to me to spend mother's money, as he is, on an attorney to fight him...) I don't have the extra bucks myself (I'm a school teacher) to afford counsel. I've written a great brief, and am replying to respondent's brief currently...(should be finished with it by this evening...lot's of work...) help
Now, even though he's not my landlord, there's no written agreement and the only agreement he claims is a verbal with no offer, acceptance or consideration, he managed to win in court with his collaboration of lies. He even said that the reason for my oving is because A year ago, I lost in court in UD action broght against me by brother. I resigned from career 6 years prior to care for mother with dementia. Mother became incapacitated, brother put her in home after gaining conservatorship of mother. House we lived in is in living trust (not part of estate under conservators control) three brothers are trustees with equal power. Brother files UD case against me to have me evicted sayig he's going to sell house (in court)...reality is so he and his wife can move in (mother while she was around didn't want them living here.) Judge rules that trust predates conservatorship so trust holds authority, but allows case to continue as a "trust" issue bringing in 3rd brother to cast deciding vote. I'm voted out. I am appealing as there was no landlord tenant relation. Also brother claimed a verbal contract existed between me and mother when I moved in to care for her in 1998 (there wasn't...) I don't think brother has authority to do this as we are equal trustees. I also don't think judge can allow case at trial to become a trust issue when brother originally filed complaint stating his authority was as mother's conservator. Once judge ruled that conservator had no standing in court to file case, shouldn't it have been thrown out?
Brother has attorney, I don't. (I doesn't make any sense to me to spend mother's money, as he is, on an attorney to fight him...) I don't have the extra bucks myself (I'm a school teacher) to afford counsel. I've written a great brief, and am replying to respondent's brief currently...(should be finished with it by this evening...lot's of work...) help
