Fired Nanny Seen Sleeping in Car

[@MedusaOblongata]

No pity for her. She's a con artist and that poor family felt trapped in their own home.

[@jessicanice1335]

This family is leaving out the fact they didn't pay her a wage at all! they had exchanged childcare for a room & board. thats it. then the nanny who looks to be like a retiree/elderly woman injured herself in their home while working for them. then the family fired her and wanted to kick her out to the streets. I have a huge problem with how this story is being told. imo This family wanted cheap childcare without paying someone properly. that family's system is not a viable option for anyone. this poor woman wasnt even being paid ffs. how did they expect her to move if she had no money bc they refuse to pay. anyone else who gets injured on the job would have been paid some kind of workers comp. this screams wrongful termination to me and is a case of a lazy, cheap, young family looking to take advantage of an elderly woman for free childcare. This nanny shouldnt be treated like this and its shameful the news station is going along with their narritive by making it seem like shes this nightmare nanny when the family created this mess. good job you guys strong armed an old lady and forced her into living in her car after using her up.

[@jessicanice1335]

These people were exploiting this woman for free labor. and this news station is ridiculous. shame on them for doing this false story.

[@cassieglasper6523]

Jessica Nice wrong watch the dr Phil episode were she was outed for trying to sue her own family because she knows how to play the system as she admitted and she claimed she was not a nanny she was a tenant so we’re was there rent that they never received so no your facts first

[@coryCuc]

@@jessicanice1335 You just said she wasn't paid "a wage at all" then literally the next words are "they had exchanged childcare for room and board." So she WAS paid. She was PAID with room and board. Being "paid" doesn't have to be dollar bills. The family may have wanted cheap childcare. What's wrong with that? lol. Should she have wanted overly expensive childcare instead? You sound ridiculous.

[@Liphted]

@Egg Shaped Israeli Operative you're the creep.

[@a.pimentel]

Should of purchased a full drum set with amplifier, call the boys over and rehearse for 10hrs a day. That'll drive her out. Lol

[@diggingmystyle]

the problem is...she can record all this stuff and sue for harassment. Renters' rights in California is so out of control I'm just glad I was able to sell my apartment a few years ago to another sucker (who believes in investing in real estate and making money from it).

[@gypsyfiresign1064]

@@diggingmystyle oh yeah for sure as far as CA goes! All it takes to establish residency is bringing your toothbrush overnight into someone's home. Here in NC all those not on the lease (unless married) are "guests at the leisure of the tenant", unless there is a sritten or verbal agreement otherwise

[@mom2bbygkaterad379]

Sounds good to me!!

[@po-qo7vd]

She shoudlve sacrificed the room nanny was in and sprayed fish bait spray on everything then installed cctv inside to catch her if she dared retaliate

[@dooterscoots2901]

Accidently create the greatest rock band of this generation "the squat kickers".

[@sumboredazn]

dont let random people live in your home. period.

[@TrueEnergizerBunnies]

But thats what a nanny does? They stay in the home and care for children and clean and cook.

[@mermaidzoephiahart]

Don't let strangers live with you or take care of your kids

[@Ms.Byrd68]

@@mermaidzoephiahart If you make enough money that you can afford a 'Live in Nanny' it seems you ought to be able to afford to go through a 'Reputable' organization to hire a Professional Nanny that will leave when fired. If you can't afford to do that, take care of your own kids. That's my opinion.

[@jbjacobs9514]

I don't even let people I know live in my home, let alone random ones. LOL

[@blueberryara28]

"We want to make that cristal clear just in case she decides to sue us too" LOOOOOL

[@blueribenaberry]

xlxserlikemex Crystal lol

[@blueberryara28]

@@blueribenaberry sorry, english is not my first language

[@Scato-q9v]

Super creepy this, he said the line at the same time when I saw and read this comment

[@blueberryara28]

@@Scato-q9v lol I'm always saying that to other comments in other videos

[@CMchyy]

@@blueberryara28 same

[@joycecooper1533]

Note to self - check a persons name against civil court documents.

[@mangot589]

Joyce Cooper they said they did a background check, called references. References? Prolly her other con friends. But how good of a background check wouldn’t find a bunch of civil cases? Unless she uses a bunch of aliases🤔. But they found them after🤷‍♀️.

[@moaningpheromones]

wonder how much all of these background checks cost people? Either way - bad people cost everyone else more money.

[@whyputaname]

Yes👍👍

[@damienjstepick]

Too many California judges allow this BS to happen. It’s insane.

[@hankhardonblkface6941]

Demacrax

[@RuleofFive]

The issue is not with the courts but with tenants law. Live in nannies are considered tenants.

[@damienjstepick]

@@RuleofFive it’s both and so much more. Social media isn’t the stage for discussing true reform. What we need more than anything is term limits. Destroy the concept of career politicians and what changes it will bring. Cheers.

[@mindthegaphj637]

If she is a tenant then is she paying rent, utilities or electric?

[@ottersimms7672]

Mind The Gap HJ I don’t think she was because technically the contract of her work said it was free board and room. So she’s basically just playing the law to get a free room.

[@mindthegaphj637]

@@ottersimms7672 yes that makes sense. Thanks for your reply.

[@MM-dy4xh]

At some point in California there are Squatter's Rights.

[@miraaa4602]

@@MM-dy4xh California is just ........ with those laws

[@brianholloway6205]

@@miraaa4602 squatter laws are everywhere. Its not a california thing

[@ammasophia4663]

Warning... anyone allowed to stay in your house must sign a paper saying they are not a tenant, and agree to leave within 24 hours at the owners request. I have been seeing this on KZbin about various situations

[@iprobablywontseeyourreply.7193]

Amma Sophia pretty sure they’ll get around that still tho bc once someone has residency and gets mail- you have to have them evicted. I couldn’t even get my abusive ex out who didn’t pay anything wasn’t on the lease and was a thief.

[@norms3913]

Get a attorney to draw those paperwork so it can be legal and binding

[@veev2561]

They obviously did not have her sign legal documents,why would you trust a stranger in your home without legal docs?!

[@arlenesky1074]

Here's the lesson! Don't hire a live in nanny! Live in nannies are automatically considered tenants, not just a hired employee under the law! So you have to give them 60 day eviction notice! It's ridiculous, but it's the law. What I don't understand is... why hire a live in nanny when the mother is not employed?

[@Hotspot87]

The mom has her own business.

[@davidquinn7822]

She's too pretty and entitled to take care of her 3 kids.

[@Stapioka]

Guys, it doesn't matter and that is none of your business. If they have the money to do so, and both parents agree to hire someone, there's nothing wrong with it. Jeez, keyboard judgers! 😒

[@Stapioka]

@Mrs.Nickadeemus You have quite possibly the most sunny personality I've ever seen. I stand by my opinion that if they have the money to do so, they have every right to choose to hire an employee to do a job. Employee stops doing the job, employee gets fired. You speak from a perspective of someone who has never had to take care of 3 kids while trying to start up her own business. Have a lovely day you narrow minded troll.

[@UwU-eb3hq]

she started a business ...

[@thatgirlPAIGE94]

This brought me GREAT joy 🤗 I have no pity for that con artist

[@timelessmusicfamilymusic9175]

This is a good learning lesson for all of us. Watch carefully who you bring into your house to stay🏠. Remember, roommates will resent you more for kicking them out than appreciate you for taking them in.

[@meshasar5558]

Very True

[@deenikki9690]

I feel terrible for the homeowners. However, this is what happens when you don't go through a reputable nanny service. Who trusts a complete stranger they found on Craig's list...with their children! Remember, they didn't even pay this lady when she was working. Just free room and board. She conned them. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@diggingmystyle]

As a (FORMER) landlord who had to evict 5 units out of a 6-units apartment in Pomona CA in ONE calendar year, I sympathize with this couple.

[@vanessadavis5771]

How is it that landlords convict tenants so easily but situations like this happen and you can’t get them out of your house for anything in the world

[@diggingmystyle]

@@vanessadavis5771 it's just the way the system works in CA.

[@PallidTrash]

She should have wrote a contract (the parents) about termination. Who doesn't do that this day in age? She was living in their house like why didn't they write a contract stating She works such and such hours. She's not welcome to food unless told so etc. I don't get it.. Well now they've learned the hard way..

[@invising]

Jazhua Vanboven Watch CNN's story on this. it explains all your questions.

[@belindamartinez5326]

I had live in nannies and paid them a salary also. These people are exploiting this woman for free labor.

[@jessicanice1335]

They actually werent paying her anything. they were exploiting her.

[@shielajarvis8977]

I bet she has done this many, many times!

[@thatgirlfelicia3440]

How did the judge agree to let her stay when she has multiple lawsuits on bogus claims? California needs to change their law.

[@jonflippen9061]

They did change the law to allow this s*** remember it's commiefornia

[@jbjacobs9514]

@@jonflippen9061 Hey a-hole this goes on all over the country and it has nothing to do with political leanings or whatever idiotic narrative you are trying to drive.

[@silviaschaefer6691]

The nanny has a record of doing this to parents! She becomes a nanny does work for a few days, then stops working, claims she’s sick and continues living off the parents. The nanny also knows the law works in her favor, she’s done this to several parents, gets free food, the use of the house, tries to do this as long as possible. This is her job. Aggravates the hello out of everyone and keeps doing that.

[@morganmore6]

She is never getting a job on this earth till Jesus comes back.

[@GameChanger597]

LOL!

[@airishbianca2593]

🤣🤣🤣

[@PrincessAfrica3]

Well Jesus is coming back soon

[@IgnatiaWildsmith1227]

PrincessAfrica3 is he now

[@Alisha_Mariiee]

🤣🤣🤣

[@chelleoj]

Do a background check before hiring a nanny.

[@donworry6473]

They did

[@DarkHold_User13]

Bill Turner did they say she was a stay at home mom?

[@RBLong0928]

@Bill Turner you are not in their shoes. Being at home IS a job. You have no idea what their life entails.

[@ozzie2573]

Bill Turner I heard someone say that she was trying to start a business

[@foosheezoo]

On the last interview she said she was starting a business

[@solophillysfinest7378]

"She hasn't commented to us let's make that clear in case she decides to sue us to"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mistyrivers4995]

Am I understanding this correctly, she was hired to work as a nanny and in return she is free to live there, no weekly payment as a nanny! Just free room to stay? Coz a nanny’s cheapest salary is 800 per week so it’s like 3,200 a month. Who hired a nanny without even giving her wages.

[@Adam-qv2bd]

They're cheap.

[@acestarone]

You know it's a scam when they start talking about health problems after a few weeks

[@stephanieinthewild2678]

Oh forgot , if this ex nanny was sick where's her Dr records?

[@ultimateninjaboi]

How hard is it for the legal system to just process "the living situation was part of compensation for employment"? Why does it have to be difficult?

[@nutmegdonkey]

Just switch off the breaker to her room and lock the box....

[@chloemcqueen910]

How can a judge say yes to this? Your legal procedures are just amazingly crazy.

[@agentallstar7]

Need someone to care for your most precious loved ones ? Well, just hop on Craigslist ! Problem solved.

[@mjareacts2731]

If you're going to hire a nanny why not go through an agency, and for god's sake never allowed them to live in your house!

[@cecilialily2699]

You hear a lot about 'squatters' rights in CA as well as several other states. Why is the law on the side of the criminal/trespasser instead of the homeowner?

[@davidparker3115]

Can you imagine the issues that are going to be created for landlords now due to the Coronavirus?

[@freewayforfree9736]

That is what happens when people want other people to work for them for free.

[@spicynomad]

next time pay your nanny and not offer free room and board in exchange.

[@user-ve9sd4hc2t]

Always make sure the nanny lives out.

[@fiona9865]

that lady has got a mental illness. i would be balling my eyes out every night if some random old lady refused to leave my house for almost a year. there’s no way this can be legal.

[@TheKingOfTrolling]

To be fair, they didn't "hire" her. She received no pay and worked 14-16 hours a day. Can't really blame her for giving up. It seems they wanted a slave, not a nanny. Their past 3 nannies said the same.

[@codexx_venom]

They had 3 other nannies!?!

[@KP-rh5qz]

Chris Ice really? How did you find this out. That’s interesting

[@mistyrivers4995]

Three nannies they didnt pay just free place to stay...16 hours work even for a 35 year old us too much. Taking care of kids is exhausting i should know i have four, and at night after all of them are settled there are times that i cant eat dinner anymore i lay diwnnom bed and just go straight to sleep coz i have only a few hours left to rest before the sun goes up. Sure a 63 yr old could go sick

[@mistyrivers4995]

This employer is terrible modern slavery. She wants a nanny but she doesn’t want to pay. She don’t have any idea how much hiring a nanny cost. You don’t want a nanny you want a slave. Work 24/7 without paying her.

[@christinecameron5702]

Okay that last sentence "just incase she sues us too". I cannot stop laughing!! Too good. He's such a savage and I love it

[@spirosmith1389]

I see a lot of commenter trashing the parents for being lazy and cheap. Did anyone actually read the first sentence in their Craigslist ad?? It states she is starting a business and needs help sporadically with the three little ones for just a few hours at a time. In return for room and board, she was to help watch 3 kids under 4, so mom can leave and begin a business and three small children not yet in school is a handful already. The law may be on the criminal lady's side because they failed to get a work contract in writing but that doesn't give her a legit excuse to trespass in their property with children inside. I would have gotten a restraining order to keep that career scammer away from my children. Not all stay at home mom's are lazy, and this one was at least attempting to expand herself and become more than just a mom. Ll

[@xqa2736]

True. But this family was taking advantage of an older, desperate woman. You really expect a 65 yr old to take care of 2 toddlers from sunrise to sunset, cook, clean and shop for NO SALARY just a room? GTFOH...are you insane? How is that not slavery? And in fact it violates state and Federal labor laws.

[@faithdiaz01]

@@xqa2736 The nanny agreed to the job so yes i expect her to do that and if she cant she needs to fid a place to go to deal with health problems. And look shes done it to other people.

[@haute03]

@@faithdiaz01 You sound like a lovely person.

[@haute03]

@@xqa2736 Exactly. These parents are insane. The fact that they didn't go through a reputable care agency because they didn't want to pay any money is truly telling. They literally got some rando off the street to take care of their kids. Absolutely absurd.

[@TheKingOfTrolling]

Their past 3 nannies said they worked 14-16 hours a day. It seems the parents wanted a modern day slave, not a nanny.

[@yvettefountain8115]

Dang she looks like she's 84

[@jealousjudas2629]

This old lady is smart af. She’s living for free. And not even doing the job she was hired for

[@shellywray9592]

She will never get anyone else to rent to her or hire her so good luck freeloader.

[@ceejaymendoza3368]

If I were the dad, I would've thrown a big party and convince some ppl to destroy the door and vandalize her domain hahaha :D

[@thatgirlreacts5465]

Cee Jay Mendoza then you would've invited a lawsuit, idiot.

[@bruhmoment9573]

It's Patrick

[@aceboogie707aceboogie7]

That Girl Reacts how? It is his home and his door, his things.

[@papipepino.]

good thing you don’t have children

[@scottgoede7793]

saggy_black_tits if that’s the case, wouldn’t she not be allowed to go in any other parts of the house bc the family owns those parts not her

[@sophia4christ]

I'm sure they won't hire any more live in help again. I can't believe CA allowed her to do that!

[@Gen-yh1jz]

Any respectable nanny gets a paycheck, room, and board. They thought they were going to take advantage of domestic help and it backfired. Anyone worth hiring is not going to work for no paycheck.

[@bunzbunni9942]

happy las omg glad someone said this. The couple were trying to take advantage. Childcare is a job and she should have been paid.

[@absoleet]

Don't know which is more terrible - the nanny who refused to moved out or the people who hired her. The nanny's contract stated that it was an unpaid job with only free room and board. Sounds like modern day slavery.

[@drdeath223]

Did they force her? No, she agreed.

[@stormykeifer3118]

Well aren't you just the icing on the cake ....nanny...is a job!... nothing's free!!!...living in the home is her paycheck!!! For a job she was quick to quit...dumbasses like you sure love to twist shit around....

[@zz7073]

how is that slavery? She AGREED to those conditions and free room and board is very very nice.

[@cliquenic2171]

The nanny is the one who accepted the job and moved in willingly.

[@stormykeifer3118]

@@cliquenic2171 oh for Christ sake ...the bottom line is a Nanny's job requirements are to take care of the children and help with housekeeping....her job paid for her room and bored you fkn moron....they didn't invite her in to spoil and take care of her!!!! She just decided after a week she wasn't going to work anymore... I'd have had her out of my house at gun point!!!!

[@delilahrainelle7158]

I had this problem. He told me if I put him out, he would own my home. Well, I fixed that real quick. I filed charges citing a fear for my life. Within the hour 5 police cars were at my home, throwing his nasty butt out... without his things. I let him beg me for his things back. These con artists know all the laws related to their dirty deeds. I put did him! 😊

[@jbjacobs9514]

Yeah that does a lot for all those people getting murdered despite having TROs and going to the cops..

[@missmasonya3131]

If the mom is a stay at home mom..... Y do u need a nanny?

[@pauletterojas2426]

She was starting a business

[@ihatezgoogle6264]

Uhhhh they hired a live in nanny off craigslist and didn’t vet her or write out a contract?

[@idkanymore9113]

Her new name is “suing sally” 😭🤣💀

[@reza5018]

idk why but the nanny is really pissing me off

[@kendrabuttersworth3886]

Why do you need a nanny if you’re a stay at home mom

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

They never told the nannys side of the story

[@mylist0song]

because the nanny didn't want to talk? did you watch the video,or just saying things to kill some time?

[@rooseveltb996]

She doesn't pay no bills to have a side to tell.

[@disneyfanatic9658]

If she can’t afford to rent an apartment how can she afford a car? No, you pick her things up and throw them out. Let her sue you. She can pay for all the court costs too.

[@MsRac2011]

It is Dianne's responsibility to make sure she had her own established residence. She better learn to respect other people's houses by respecting their rules and expectations. Plus, this former nanny needs to stop filing unnecessary lawsuits; enough already with the tendency to sue. Put an end to the constant trips to courthouses. Dianne needs to stop engaging people into the court system.

[@charleshoang6481]

Racine Three she will not because she is a scam artist who make a living by suing people !

[@pamalawyerick2004]

I would say put one of those sheds in your backyard and have it listed as a rental with the county and then hire The Nanny and have that be the nannies living quarters. If the shed has a private entrance then if there happens to be a problem you just treat it as any other eviction and it won't affect your family either that or have an exterior door on the bedroom that you're going to offer to The Nanny and have a way of walking your side on the interior of the house that way they won't have access to your home. Anytime they want to come to work have them go out the exterior door and come to your front door! The story is terrible and they're truly should be laws that are stronger in favor of the homeowner. This is why I won't even consider getting a roommate because people are wackadoodle! I can't imagine the amount of grace and patience you'd have to demonstrate to not want to take care of it yourself!

[@pedromedina93]

I'm sitting here with a blunt in my mouth happy as can be for the family.

[@pla5730]

And THIS ladies and gentlemen, is WHAT karma is.....

[@Nina-ox6ro]

What a freeloading miserable person. She’s got dozens of lawsuits across Southern California and then got free room and board from a family...that is insane. I knew someone like this. Suing as a job, thinking other people OWE you something. The woman I knew intentionally fell out of a chair at a nail salon and sued them for their “faulty” chairs. She riled a neighbor’s dog up and then put her hand out trying to get bitten (the neighbors saw this but didn’t have it on videotape), she got nipped and sued. She was allergic to cayenne pepper (mildly) and tried to sue a restaurant for putting it in a dish (that anyone with half a brain would know was spicy) but they testified that she never told them and there was no record of her saying she was allergic. And finally she got caught red handed in a Wendy’s. They had mopped and a wet floor sign was out right outside the bathrooms. She moved the sign into the bathroom and “slipped” and tried to sue, but Wendy’s promptly submitted CCTV footage of her moving the damn sign and that pretty much ended her hopeless career as a professional suer lol. People like that DISGUST me. Such tremendously terrible karma.

[@LynRuiz]

These rich women are so lazy. I cook meals, do gardening, home improvement, and take care of my own kids.

[@batheandrelaxinmyshit6344]

Are planning to get pregnant

[@alexusrenee9903]

How exactly does that make her lazy?

[@gracewelch2103]

Just take her door off and take away all privacy

[@dizziechef9502]

How is this allowed. The court needed to send her packing. The tenant laws need to be changed.

[@gooddad3575]

They need to countersue for violation of contract.

[@gamingwithyaodee]

Don’t allow people to live in your home!!

[@debbie4503]

She's a nightmare. Strutton needs to be kicked out of their home and into jail.

[@Shottas4Twenty]

Should have drawn up a contract and get it notarized!

[@sweetspicy92]

Just cause she is old doesn’t mean she won’t leave and starts acting like she owns the place

[@barbaraballard9738]

Due diligence when hiring anyone to watch your children

[@mattr.1887]

These judges should start letting these people live in THEIR homes.

[@JUVI9596]

I can only imagine what that bedroom looks like after she leaves

[@RuleofFive]

I don't know if this woman really has health problems but I hate to see anyone living out of their car. Its pretty sad for everyone.

[@merrilyngarceau6568]

Every job gives her free rent, free food and free housing. Such a racket! I wonder how many times she has done this.

[@melancholicechosingstothemoon]

Good for the family

[@mandysimmons2769]

when you pull multiple stunts like that no one will trust ya again. In that cake pic, you can see her smile of duping delight. She probably enjoys causing trouble.

[@KrissyJay777]

How are you a tenant and you dont pay rent?

[@silviaschaefer6691]

Kay Jay This is the law! If you ask someone to live with you the law considers it like a tenant. This is the nanny’s full time job. She moves in, lives free, she only had to work a few hrs a day, not the whole day. She’s a user, a crook lives for free, eats for free. A lot of people do this, they claim to be a nanny, move in, free everything and decide to stay. They’re usually looking for money that the parents pay to get her to move out.

[@KrissyJay777]

@@silviaschaefer6691 but isn't there a way to prove she has not been paid for services and that she is not wanted? Wow this is interesting

[@mulattopapi9741]

Idgaf I’m not being uncomfortable in my own home !

[@Greywind920]

The family should sue her for mental distress and damages to the property for the room she destroyed. She is obviously a con artist and there is NO reason for her to be there and signed no rental agreement. she never had a right to be there. the judge in charge of this should be investigated. she is NOT a tenant and has a history of scamming and suing people.

[@Liphted]

This is insanity.

[@evanwhite2680]

This is the update video I needwd

[@nicciberriman3032]

She has a disabled disk in her car! Crazy!

[@adventurepassport6436]

Easy fix. In the contract when hiring someone, put in a clause they agree to wave all rights to any law protecting them from eviction. Also, add in they agree once told to leave either verbally or in writing they must do so that same day. If for any reason they refuse, they agree to pay all legal, court, mortgage, electric, vehicle, food etc.. for the next 20 years. A signed legal contract supersedes the laws when agreed upon.

[@Ms.Byrd68]

I don't understand how she could claim that if they entered into a 'Written Contract' hiring her as a 'Nanny'. Why wouldn't it OUTLINE what would happen or what would be expected should she be 'FIRED' from the job?!

[@vareseources]

Judge should be fired

[@GiDD504]

Dumb to hire a nanny from Craigslist but it’s just evil to stay in their home.

[@jbeauty3636]

Whatever I don’t feel bad for them. The mom is pissed because she has to be a mother to her kids she obviously can’t handle

[@playerjoker5009]

so she is 65 with no family sleeping in a car ? man my heart broken , i do not mind she live with me amrican people have no mercy what so ever

[@Kriistall7]

Hah. Hahahaa. She's a criminal. She deserves every misfortune she gets

[@playerjoker5009]

Krista w can't argue with you .. our minds see things differently

[@playerjoker5009]

@M Vanity I'm from middle east from country call Kuwait we respect the old people i can't understand how its ok to 65 years old live alone in car and would never be ok for me !

[@playerjoker5009]

@M Vanity But when you old and alone and nobody care .. its scary ...

[@Kowaininja7]

If she's old and sick then she should go to a nursing home not someone else's home 🤷🏼‍♂️✋

[@ivygrace8848]

she couldave been just acted like a grandma and be a part of the family,

[@annamiller4114]

Why leave town when this is still going on? You hired her from Craigslist, then you’re going to leave her in your home while no one else is there?

[@ThailandDantotherescue]

I had a situation with a woman once... she tried to pull some bullshit so I turned off the utilities and told the power company in person that I was the homeowner and making repairs and not to turn on the power for any reason without my consent. 1 day of florida heat and she was gone, locks changed and power on the next morning. the fridge was still pretty cool inside, I only threw out the milk and some ice cream.

[@coryCuc]

Give her a $500 ticket for double parking in a handicap parking space. When she can't pay the fine, she'll have a bench warrant issued. Call the cops. Turn her in for an outstanding warrant. Make her the police's problem.

[@GLEAM0721]

I hope she finds her way .. Bless her . pple are making a mockery of this but ... She's in her mid 60s ..health issues ... And now homeless ... God help her ... And i get it ... Those pple deserve their home ..and for her to respect their wishes ... Buh there's 2 sides ..and what the older woman is going through is one of my greatest fears . have a great day everyone

[@cordeliaspraggins9270]

stephanie gilbert I absolutely agree!

[@jesse75557]

Then why dont you move her in with you if you feel so sad about it.

[@jesse75557]

@@cordeliaspraggins9270 you might have room in your home...take her in.

[@patriciaseale100]

stephanie gilbert ii

[@idk-gp5ki]

I understand she now old and homeless but that wouldn’t have happened if she did her job and this whole thing wouldn’t have happened if she had just left

[@daveedwards6653]

How is this lady allowed to eat their food? Even live off their resources with out any clap back?

[@jessicanice1335]

These people are exploiting this woman for free labor. Who the hell doesn't pay for their childcare?

[@JuMiKu]

Not gonna lie: While this is vile, tenant protection is a good thing. Imagine your own landlord could throw you out without proper notice. Mind you, I myself have been on the receiving end of a squatter, who decided to smash the whole flat, when she moved out. She even signed that she did that ("accidentally") with a broad grin. What was I gonna do? Sue her for damages? Sue for what money. It is people like this, who are the reason poor single parents have such a hard time finding a home.

[@jbjacobs9514]

Actually I have seen people get kicked out immediately but yet lately all I hear about is squatters' rights. I think I am going to find myself a vacant home to live in. My rent is outrageous.

[@MN-ty2rc]

The nerve of that Nanny...wtf!! Crazy

[@rosemaryarmitage3391]

i have seen my friend go through this. A contract is just a paper mean nothing. It took my friends 9 month 560,000 to get them out. They went throw 4 hearing and it would have cost them another $125 a minutes to get a bail server to remove them. Now another person will be going through another ordeal. So be careful in what you do.

[@jhevynwright6174]

I wish it wasn’t a normal thing to find strangers online to watch your children

[@Greentree805]

The Nanny is a wicked woman. I see this in adverts for Nanny that you get free room to take care of the kids and house chores, and now people should wake up to this. Not everyone will be like this, but there should be some legal contract to prevent situations like this.

[@shannonsmith7329]

I have a Nanny to help me with my kids. We are all very close. Like we've brought in another grandmother to share our love and lives with. However, I will NEVER have her move into my home. Now, should something happen, and she needs to do so, this is what I would do. establish residence, rules for the Nanny, pay for the Nanny, then you have to include rent should she step down as the Nanny, grocery money, toiletry items needed, etc. And you go to a lawyer. Get the lawyer and your case to be heard in court, and take care of paperwork beforehand. Had they said *You are our live in Nanny and with that comes room, food, and board. However, we have this to go over with you should we have issues arise.* Anything you can think of, and then get a lawyer before the move in Nanny joins the family. Most states, you only have *24 hours* and you have established recidency to be there. After that, it's a civil court case, and honestly it depends on how backlogged civil court is. Just do yourself and your family a favor!!! *It's fine if you want or need help with your children. Definitely ask for the help. Otherwise, you're holding in so much frustrating moments and that's not healthy. Get a Nanny who is willing to come to your house daily. I pay my Nanny gas allowance. I know exactly how much gas it takes for her to get to my house, back to her house. I'm too sleepy to be typing...main point, don't move them in. They are harder to get rid than your own family members, sometimes!!! LOL

[@NIGHTOWL-jf9zt]

If she does not claim her belongings in 30 days they are considered abandoned, I would imagine.

[@stephanieinthewild2678]

This wife has three kids. Her right to hire nanny. Doesn't make her irresponsible or neglectful even if she's stay home mom. Babies, toddlers and young kids find danger. It only takes 1/4 of a second for a cord to strangle, for child to fall off stair, to choke on food etc. She did responsible thing and got punished for it by being a victim in her own home by a squatter. WOnder if this nanny got hired elsewhere.