Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Arizona
My Grandmother has been letting some family members live with her for the past three years. They don't pay rent, she pays ALL of the utilities and she continues to live there with them. Recently she asked them to leave and they refused. She was afraid and came to stay with us for a few days and while she was gone they changed the locks and she can't get back into her own house. She is taking them to court and they are treating it like a landlord/tenant case. Do they have any rights to the house in this situation?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Your grandmother should call the police and make a complaint against them for elder abuse and financial exploitation. There are criminal laws, Elder Abuse Statutes, against people/family members doing this.
You can also take action in civil court, the probate division of the Superior Court to protect grandma. Please act at once! If you would like to consult with an attorney, I will be able to do so, I charge a fixed fee to consult with grandma and those of you trying to protect her, and will give you direction what you can do to protect her interests and get the relatives out of the house.
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