Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Florida
reimbursment of expenses on abandon property
My aunt died and left her home to her grandchildren. The grandchildren trashed the home and abandon property; the taxes and mortgage were deliquent. To keep the property from being taken away from the family, I contacted the oldest of the grand kids; he lived out of town. I informed him of the condition of the property and the deliquent taxes and mortgage. He sent me a notarized letter stating he was turning the property over to me and that he wanted to remain on the estate as a partner. I started paying on the deliquent taxes and mortgage. The city placed a condemn sign on the home because the home was beyond repairs. I also paid for the demo of the home and the clean up. After I paid for all of the expenses, the grand kids got together and sold the property behind my back. Can I sue, for all the monies that I put into the property, the grand kid who sent me the notarized letter which stated he was turning the property over to me because his siblings had abandon it? Please advise, thank you.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: reimbursment of expenses on abandon property
If you paid these expenses without any request to do so or any agreement that you would be repaid, then I think that you are out of luck. The paper you had from the one grandson, may let you sue him depending on what the documents says.
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