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Living out of a semi-truck. AMA.
| Why are you living out of a semi-truck
| Why does the shithead family member have enough authority to kick you out
| You good financially?
| What's your favorite band?
| Where do you put your cum after you sex?
| Is there anything about it that you find better than living in a normal house?
| How much fun do you earn each sex
| >>c32beb Grandmother died and we were taking care of her, he sent us a notarized letter telling us to beat it or charges would be filed. She didn't write a will.
>>80a561 Working on it.
>>b9c361 Wild Party or Good Kid.
>>9e8d16 Its cool getting to see Vegas and a bunch of mountains every few days. Also truck stop bathrooms are awesome.
| If you're out on the East Coast USA, I've got a shower and bed free for any g/u/rl in need.
| Do you live in a semi-truck, or do you live out of a semi-truck?
| >>6dcef3 West Coast, but the thought is appreciated.
>>c32beb No, he's just a greedy bastard who originally said we could have the place before walking back on it when he got it appraised.
| How much are you able to shower and what do you usuall eat?
| >>ccadd8 Every two to three days, sometimes four if we're strapped for time. Usually I just make sandwiches in the back, occasionally we'll get some fast food.
| Could you not arrange for a notorized letter of your own and get back the house from him?
| If you have the letter, write and print out a backdated will claiming the house is yours in full, forge your grandmother's signature and a notary seal (relief printing: get an ink pad and a 3d printer. Your local libraries may have access to a 3d printer. You need to make a passable facsimile in CAD software though).
Then get a lawyer and threaten to sue him on the basis of the forged will.
| Total cost: ~$800, and that should be with lawyer's fee included. Total gain: What you rightfully deserve.
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| >>22d20b I'm unsure, since my dad's the one dealing with it as the direct descendant. If it is, he hasn't done it.
>>62e950 I appreciate the thought, but the lawyer that was hired is the one who's settling everything and splitting the estate up between the four descendants. I'm pretty sure he's well aware that there isn't a will.
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