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I would have a suitcase packed just in case.

13 years ago. Rating: 2
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What is his reasoning for not doing it???

13 years ago. Rating: 1
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i think you best cource of svtion is a living will, somthing simple drawn up leagly stating the house is yours after he passes until you pass away, thus releasing the property to his kids at that point.you need to get it in writing what ever the cost!1

13 years ago. Rating: 0
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I think you would be his defacto wife, married or not. A defacto in Australia has the same rights as a married woman. I don't know about America. It would be a good idea to get legal advice.

13 years ago. Rating: 0
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Maybe you could get the paper work yourself and possibly once he has it in his hands he will deal with it. Thats a tough situation. If not I do hope his kids really care for you.I have to agree that in many cases a death of a loved one can bring out very selfish and greedy behaviors.Maybe you should tell him you may have to set yourself up somewhere on your own because you have these fears.If he truly loves you, he will want to ensure that you are taken care of once he is no longer here to do it. Good luck to you.

13 years ago. Rating: 0
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a living trust is the best way,however the two of you need to talk and find out what each one wants,then come to a agreement..........if he has not brought it up or doesn't want to talk about it that is probably your answer.

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