I'm a 66 year old female. My daughter asked me to move in with her last year when she had her 2nd child. I was there to care for the baby. I am a nurse and because of being banged up in a car accident 10 years ago it has been difficult for me to work full time but I gave up my part time job in order to be there for the baby. I took care of him all day and night without complaints, it was very exhausting. The baby was 1 year old last week, it was decided that he could now go to day care. within 2 days of him starting daycare I was told to get out. I did nothing to cause this, however it's not unlike her to manufacture something and say I did it. a little background info on my daughter, she is bipolar. She found out she was pregnant again and decided to stop the only medicine that has ever made her calm. On the other hand she is taking another medication that is addicting and shouldn't be taken in pregnancy. im in Florida and would just like to know what my rights are.
As for evictions, your daughter just can't throw you out on a moments notice. It takes time to get a job and resettled. So, what happens next once you get resettled and she has the second kid and her moods stabilizes for a split second. Is she going to call you back again? And are you going to drop your life again?
Bipolar people can be some of the most entitled folks I've met. I have quite a few in my family.
Good luck to you.
I live in Gainesville Florida. There are tons of RN jobs her in town.
Shands/UF alone employs 15,000 medical workers.
There are a lot of light office RN jobs here.
I'd rent a room and pickup a part time light nursing job. If you can't find one in your town you can definitely get one in Gainesville and it is easy to rent a room in this town.
She has to go to court, fill out papers and a case will be heard in front of a Judge.
You will probably get 30 maybe 60 days to vacate.
With the back log of cases the court date will probably not be for at least 1 month AFTER she turns in the paperwork.
She can not lock you out
She can to put your belongings out of the house.
In the mean time you need to begin looking for another place to live.
You need to be looking for a job.
If your Nursing license is still valid, current there are plenty of jobs that would be available.
Nurse in a school setting
There are many Caregiving agencies that would hire a nurse
Many Hospice would hire a Nurse and there are some positions that are In Patient Units or Oven night mostly phone. And even the regular Hospice Nurse would not be doing the type of work you would do in a hospital in most cases.
Many private ambulance companies would hire a nurse for medical transport.
Just a few ideas.
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