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My fiancé of 15 years died 6 months ago without a will. His 4 grown children who hate me are trying to evict me from the house we both lived in. The property was in his name but I paid the municipality bills. I was once told that the letters I received from the post box that have my name and the address of the property is proof that I did reside in that house and because of that, they won’t be able to evict me. Is this true because I have a box full of mail.
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