Verbal Home Purchase Dispute

Summary

Verbal agreements can be legally binding in Illinois, but proving them can be difficult. In your case, gather all evidence, including texts and witness testimonies, to support your claim. The court set a trial date for Oct 26th at the Edwardsville Courthouse. Its advisable to seek legal representation to effectively present your case, especially in complex property disputes.

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I was buying a house from my aunt we did a verbal agreement it was for 4 years and it would be paid off I went in the first year and remodeled the inside of house I still have a year left to pay for this house which she said in April I owed * and I've given her * hundred since then we'll she gave the house to her daughter and her daughter wants to evict me says I owe her * she never gave me notice and gave it her daughter instead over honoring our agreement I have a lot of time and money invested I wouldn't not have made a deal to just rent because I wanted to buy So I went to court 1st time yesterday and have to go back on the 26th just not sure what my options are or where to go next
Do you have any written proof or witnesses to confirm the verbal agreement you had with your aunt?
A lot of people knew about the deal her * sisters her kids and I have her text saying I only owed *
What is the location of the court you're required to attend on the 26th?
Edwardsville il
What was the outcome of your first court appearance?

General Information:
- Verbal agreements can be legally binding in Illinois, but proving them can be difficult.
- Edwardsville Courthouse: * N Main St, Edwardsville, IL *, Phone: (*) *-*.
Nothing just set up trial date wouldn't let me explain anything
What is the trial date that has been set? In Illinois, it's crucial to gather all evidence supporting your claim, including texts and potential witness testimonies.
Oct 26th
Explanation:
- In Illinois, you have the right to present your case at trial.
- Edwardsville Courthouse: * N Main St, Edwardsville, IL *, Phone: (*) *-*. Be prepared with all your evidence on Oct 26th.
Should I get a lawyer
It's generally advisable to have legal representation, especially in complex cases involving property disputes. A lawyer can help present your case effectively.