Hi, from 2006 till last year, I acted as live-in Carer for my mother, who, sadly, passed away in April 2013. She left no will. The Administrators of her estate have now brought things to the point where they have drafted an Agreement, where my brother, sister and I each hold a third, equal interest in this house and providing for the agreement to be reviewed after three years, myself to have the security of living in the property till then. All well and good, my sister and I, who shouldered between us 99% of the caring for Mother. are in agreement with this. However, my brother, is threatening to force a sale of the house because he is in favour of receiving some easy cash. This would mean that, at age 65, I would have to go looking for an alternative place to live, after having given up an income and my property, save for the Carer's Allowance, for the last seven years. I do not think that my sister and I can afford to buy out his share in the equity. He appears to be intractable in this and prefers to communicate only through his solicitor. My question is, do I have any residual rights of residence, surviving from my years spent as Carer? Thankyou.
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