Just wanted to know if there is a time limit on how long i can be here after she passes.. her illness was unforseen, and i don't want to be thrown out, before i find somewhere else to live.
Start looking. It is the duty of the executor or administrator settling her estate to gather her assets, pay her debts and distribute the rest according to her Will or, if there is no Will, you state's heirship laws. Unless you are the sole beneficiary under the Will or the sole heir and there is no debt which must be paid by selling the house, the person settling your grandmother's estate is legally obligated to evict you.
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