My mom is 88 yrs old. She is almost 5 yrs into her metastatic breast cancer diagnosis. She is becoming less able to care for herself. She needs a caregiver. I want to provide those services, to keep her at home, during her last days. She has lived in a trailer park for the last 30 yrs. She owns the trailer and rents the lot. She is worried about getting evicted from her trailer if I come to stay with her, due to a lease clause, of visitors can only stay for 10 days I think it is. If I was there doing caregiver duties, can they evict her ? Can they deny me being there ? We do not want her to go to a nursing home. She does not trust anyone else to be there for her. Can they throw her out, or force me to leave ? I would be her designated caregiver, just as well, as if I hired someone to go in 24 hours out of a day. Would this be treated as a breach of lease, for having me there to take care of her? I do not plan on changing the State of my residence. I live in Az, and she lives in Wisconsin. Any insight on this issue is greatly appreciated.
It will look better for you if you are open and transparent about issues rather than being sneaky by hiding it.
Talk to the person who your mother rents her land/lot from about your mother's health and what you would like your plans to be.
I mean, your mother has been on the property for 30 years. It is obvious that she has obeyed the rules.
I believe the owner will understand. :)
There are some rental independent living facilities (totally different than a trailer park), that do not permit another person to move into the facility without a documented medical reason (such as the need for 24 hr care giving); any exceptions must be voted on by the board -- usually an easy and quick process with supporting documentation.
Good luck!!