Shelby M. asked

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My mother-in-law passed away and left her house to my minor children in her will. Her live-in boyfriend is still at the home and is refusing entry for cleaning/retrieving personal items. Does the live-in boyfriend have any right to refuse entry to the home, and how should we proceed in the state of Illinois?

August 1st, 2024

Jeanette W. answered

The live-in boyfriend, as a resident of the inherited home, is generally deemed a month-to-month ten...

August 1st, 2024

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