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HelloMy 50 year old brother moved into my 83 yo mother's home about 18 months to a year ago. He did this to save paying rent. He lives there 4 nights a week. He pays no rent, no bills and makes no contribution to the cost of upkeep of the property, nor does he carry out any repairs or maintenance. A friend of mine said recently that if he continues to live there until mum dies he may be able to make a claim that it is his home and we would not be able to sell the house or rent it out if he was successful in making such a claim. My friend thought it was adverse possession, or something similar.Can you advise me if it is likely he could make some sort of claim like this?ThanksCassandra
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Thank you for your response. Mum's will is split evenly 3 ways, (we have a sister) so from what you say I think I don't need to worry.
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