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Keeping Freeloading Siblings off of Property I bought my Mother.

Maria Mora
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I recently bought my mother a mobile home on a lot cash in Corpus Christi so she will not have to pay rent. This Mobile home and Lot is under my name. My mother is going to move in soon, but I am afraid my freeloading siblings will move in and they will have squatters rights or I will have to legally evict them and want to avoid that hassle. I called around to civil lawyers in my area and they want $250 for just a consultation! Is there a legal way or paperwork I can use to keep my freeloading siblings from moving into the mobile home?

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    Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
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    Have your mother sign a lease . Have stipulations in the lease that she is the sole tenant .  Maybe consult an attorney on this issue 

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