good day my name is mckyle fielies and i...

Asked by mckylefielies on 14-06-2021 09:57:55
Question posted in the Intellectual Property Law category relating to Western Cape

good day my name is mckyle fielies and i would like legal advice.

4 years ago my mother past away and left a goverment house behind that she was suppose to move in the following year that she past away.she left behind 5 children and no will of what will happen to her belongings.so the following year me and my wife moved into the house and made the house living friendly because according to the laywer that help us at the masters office of cape town told us that because she did not have a will.the house will be given to her 5 children.but nw my grand mother want to kick us out of the house because she want to sell it and is saying that the house belongs to her.so i would like to know what are my options now for going forward.

regards 

mckyle fielies 

cell number 0642489272

email. ***BLOCKED-EMAIL-ADDRESS***

Answer to the Question

Posted by Att. Patrick on 17-06-2021 11:47:57

Hi there,

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If your mother had children, then the house goes to the children, not the grand mother!

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