Is there a law that protects a motherand her 3 kids from being evicted from their foreclosed home in the winter?
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Is there a law that protects a motherand her 3 kids from being evicted from their foreclosed home in the winter?
Asked on October 24, 2011 under Real Estate Law, New Hampshire
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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Unfortunately there is no law federal or state that I am aware of that allows a person who has been evicted from their former home as a result of a foreclosure. One possible way to remain in your former home is to try and enter into a written lease with the current landlord to remain in the place that you once owned.
If you are unable to reach a written lease agreement with the current owner, you have no other option but to vacate the premises that you once owned. I would start looking for alternate housing that is in the school district that your children are presently in for the likely move that you and your family will have to do.
Good luck.
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