Tenancy and succession.
My husband died recently, believing I would succeed his secure tenancy in our housing association home. Neither of us knew that he had succeeded already when his tenancy changed from Joint to Sole when the relationship with his then partner broke down. It’s been my home for 27 years. Can my housing association give me an assured tenancy and let me stay living here? I’ve never been more scared and depressed. Thanks for reading
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Hi @TheHen I am sorry for your loss and the confusion and uncertainty it has plunged you in to. I have been there, done that and got the t shirt, Can you say if you were a joint tenant with your name on the rent account?
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Hey @TheHen and a belated welcome to the community from me.
Firstly my condolences, I can't imagine how hard things are for you right now, without having housing issues thrown into the mix, I'm so sorry.
Had you managed to find the answers you were looking for, or were you still in need of assistance?0
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