Oregon court rules woman lacks right to stay in home sold to son-in-law
An Oregon woman sold her house, valued at about $398,000, to her son-in-law in 2006 for $270,000. She said she had been promised she could live there for the rest of her life. A trial court sided with her in the resulting dispute over her occupancy. The Oregon Court of Appeals reversed that ruling, holding that the written sale papers transferred all of her ownership and did not reserve a life estate.
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