The property had a history of flooding, mitigated meth use, a zoning issue, and a widowed seller who didn't have the capacity to manage the asset.

Everything should be handled legally.Now, a widow and 4 children left behind, the kids will never see their daddy again.

One additional complication is that the widow has not been able to get a death certificate for close to a month.

Bug bombing is the first thing on the list, to get rid of the flies from all the food garbage and the black widows that have been feasting on them.

All help appreciated to help this elderly widower. 

She is on widows benefits of social security and hasn't had a job in 10 years.

I've never seen these in person.But some things I'd think about would be the service life regarding clarity, fogging between the widows and fire resistance (as windows are considered and used as fire exits in an emergency).

I was widowed earlier this you and had my whole life turned upside down in and instant now that I'm a single father I want nothing more than to get out of the rat race of my 9-5 in order to have more time with my daughter in these younger years (she's 9).

Thanks for responding.I think its more so the mess rather than them actually bothering them to install the widows.

This house had been owned outright by the IRS for over 10 years due to unpaid income taxes, and surprisingly part of the agreement between the original owner (an elderly widow woman) and the IRS was that she was able to live in the home until her death (I don’t think the IRS expected her to live so long!)