Family Baffled By Fired Live-in Nanny Ordeal

[@jamesmiller7911]

People should start squatting in judges, mayors, governors homes. I bet the law will change real fast.

[@GinaCas525]

James Miller YESSSS!!! “Squatters’ Rights”, my ass! The first thing that they would do is find some loophole so they could be evicted immediately. But my guess is that it would probably never even come to that! They’d find a way to make the problem “disappear” before they’d ever have to deal with it in a court of law. Seriously though, I love your comment!!! 😉

[@brookem4904]

Brilliant idea

[@firstnamelastname5722]

True, US laws think we don’t really matter if a squatter is in our homes but if a squatter is in their home then they would change it.

[@jessicafain6630]

@@GinaCas525 exactly right. Someone in a power position like that would just call there cop buddy and have the person escorted out immediately. Then all their law friends would make sure nothing ever came of it in the court system. We all know how it works.

[@jaywunder13242]

Is this a California thing or federal. Nothing really surprises me about California these days. Can't they have her arrested for stealing or something? she's taking stuff from them, like food.

[@AramaiJonassi]

What if she's crazy enough to murder everyone in that house? The state should be held liable. Us laws are insane.

[@azelljackson4380]

This is a California Law not a Federal law lol smh

[@WilliamStewart1]

If that ever did happen you could take the state to the cleaners in court. Wouldn't make up for what you lost though.

[@jordanashley6931]

It doesn't matter what state it's legal in it shouldnt be legal in the us period..regardless shes still right alot of us laws are insane.

[@dangda-ww7de]

what if they kill her?

[@bigzzz2611]

@@azelljackson4380 Cali is wack, but the housing prices are so insane poor people have to bend the law to survive.

[@chloweful]

Why would someone want to stay in a place where they aren't wanted?...

[@mrsavage3455]

chloweful Americans do.

[@ms.woodard8714]

RaiderNationz what? how about non americans

[@mrsavage3455]

Ms. Gem1n183 and non Americans as well. especially the ones you welcome to your own home with open arms, but somehow it's ok for them to take advantage against your will. whether it's the law or not.

[@JSonder143]

bad credit, no income, no family, no support.

[@MariaMendez-dk9dl]

Because there's some people in this world who refuse to pay rent and bills and they always move in with someone and sponge off them.

[@meganlopez560]

This woman is a pro. She knew exactly what she was doing and has most likely done this before!

[@brendamills13]

the mom got a nannie off craig list.......YIKES !

[@jjr1728]

@@brendamills13 That site is so toxic there's even serial killers hunting victims on there. I think the LISK serial killer - still active - got some victims from there. Just LOL @ even considering using it.

[@michellesmith8912]

@@brendamills13 she would have been better off hiring Craig.

[@wendy833]

Yes, she has 15-20 court cases with her name in them.

[@TriangleNsky]

@@wendy833 how that not show when on her background check??

[@rhondaclem3975]

My sister in law was in this situation, she found out the squatting nanny was allergic to cats n dogs. They got 2 of each...nanny was out by the end of the month!!! On her own. Joyce kept the dogs n cats❤❤❤❤❤

[@KM-pp4je]

Rhonda Clem Brilliant!!!

[@dulceboi]

Make a squatting nanny leave and get some cute pets in the process! That's genius and a win-win.

[@c.l.1820]

Your sister in law is dumb

[@jiki.w1353]

@@c.l.1820 How​ in​ hell​ was​ she​ dumb, oh​ right​ ur​ looking in​ the​ mirror!

[@antoniamills3000]

@@c.l.1820 sound very sensible to me

[@tommyboy8745]

Hire me. I'll get her out. No need for an eviction. She'll leave

[@Sksnnx]

Haha

[@samuelwoods164]

They would end up in more trouble.

[@jackkruese9929]

What would you do ? I’m intrigued.

[@timothywells3908]

Bruh what the fuck I wish someone would try that shit in my house 😂 believe you me whatever right she think she’d have wouldn’t be worth the shit I’d put her through

@@samuelwoods164 not if she can't prove it

[@grasonwood3435]

“I did a full background check on her” - she has 18 civil court orders on her in the past

[@Danielle-to4ke]

I could be wrong but I think most background check show criminal background not civil. That’s how most squatters get away with it.

[@akoww1000]

@@Danielle-to4ke, you can do a full background check that includes civil, criminal, credit and pretty everything on someone. even bring up evictions

[@aussiechickusa]

They got cheap. Their children are their most precious possesion. They should of went with a reputable Nanny Agency.

[@mskona0075]

@@aussiechickusa ...or perhaps taken care of her own kids. Highly doubt this young mother of three is even working! Please as a single mother I did EVERYTHING even cut the grass, clean the house, fix all the meals, bath the kids, read 'em a nighttime story, feed the kids, take to the park, beaches, hospitals, doctors etc. Give me a break! haha

[@londonm3161]

@@mskona0075 shut up lol

[@lizh804]

Anyone considering a live-in nanny or maid, talk to an attorney and get a legal contract drawn up before hiring.

[@climatixseuche]

And PAY them

[@mimibee409]

Or have a domestic quarters built so that they dont sleep IN your house. Like we have such a room with a bathroom on the outside of the house. We dont use it but most stand-alone houses have it here in south africa. That way, at least she will not have rights nor the access to enter the main house

[@legalshieldbarbara8554]

There's another side of story!! I simply don't believe this family! She's the type to exaserate the story. Until you hear the Nanny Story. Court don't make a decision they follow the rule of law and listen to both sides and make a final judgement.

[@nifty1940]

@@legalshieldbarbara8554 Go back to sleep.

[@Ass_of_Amalek]

climatixseuche these people legit got an unpaid servant in 21st century america and they think it's totally normal. they looked for somebody so poor that they would be happy to just be housed and fed. they made this person raise their kids as if the kids didn't deserve anything but the cheapest option. and they also made her clean the house because why the hell wouldn't the poor person do that, and there is nothing wrong with degrading someone who is raising your children! rich people are disgusting!

[@pla5730]

I'm sorry but THIS is ONE reason I'm ashamed of our legal system...

[@daafukulookinat4965]

No.....This is the reason to be ashamed of or legal system........... www.smithsonianmag.com/history/years-wrongful-imprisonment-ricky-jackson-finally-free-180961434/

[@DianeHasHopeInChrist]

It is the Californication legal system. CA judges are SO corrupt, it is unbelievable. The 9th District court is the worst. Honestly, I'd put a bullet in the bitches head. Get injured and call police to arrest her for abuse. There is another to get her out. She isn't paying rent, file eviction papers. There are a multitude of ways to get someone out of your house. Frankly, get injured, blame the fat ass, let her get arrested, and then get a restraining order on her. Problem solved.

[@CandiCorpseTV]

Democrats ruin everything

[@smoocher]

@@CandiCorpseTV The brain-washing you are experiencing is both sad and entertaining.

[@lawsonharrison6927]

Civil forfeiture laws

[@jessycam-k5059]

SQUATTERS SHOULD NOT HAVE RIGHTS!!!! SQUATTING IS THEFT.

[@jamesgentry13]

Tell that to the liberals running California

[@GermAntibody]

Squatters at least shouldn't have any rights regarding properties that are not fully and completely abandoned. Squatters rights only make sense in such a context. They make zero sense whatsoever when a home is occupied. I lost my home-the one i lived in-to squatters in Arizona in 2013. it was a nightmare.

[@chukwudiilozue9171]

@@GermAntibody How is that even legal?

[@hysteri]

My cousins they think a squatter lives in this boarded up house opposite them

[@simstress062]

Exactly!

[@katherinedorton4562]

this women knew what she was doing. shes probably done this before.

[@jessifer23f]

That's why she has dozens of other lawsuits all over California.

[@brianprather6307]

Yep 16 times, how a judge did not see this was a pattern is pathetic

[@welcometolanaysworld5000]

She white first citizen

[@acestarone]

Yes she definitely has. She is a scamming freeloader. She probably doesn't like children

[@jg2975]

@@welcometolanaysworld5000 racist! So pathetic. Grow up

[@clydeshelton7613]

“We don’t want people taking it into there own hands.” What? You mean homeowners deciding who lives in there house?

[@AlexMint]

Landlords have been known to kill tenants or die in struggles with tenants, some of whom aren't even behind on rent. For example, a lot of landlords like to increase turnover so they can increase rents faster, or they might want your apartment to house their kid during college(the latter happened to me despite being ahead on rent).

[@fafafgaaeg8917]

I can't believe a judge would allow this! OMG! This family didn't deserve it!

[@anechoicsoul]

christina squatters rights. It’s not simple to evict someone.

[@felipepatian1061]

Rules are rules.. but sometimes you might say wtf...what kind of rules is this.......

[@RumbleFish69]

christina the judge had to allow it. Were you not paying attention?

[@Period86]

Squatters rights my ass if it aint your house and you not paying bills or are on the lease get the fuck out!

[@schris413]

I'd threaten her life with a gun. Get her out of the house. Change the locks and hire a security guard.

[@treatsandtravels06]

If she's a "tenant" charge her ass rent since she is no longer taking care of her kids or cleaning the home, and if she can't pay well she's got to go!

[@MegaMan-bs3oy]

Can't charge her rent of she doesn't agree to terms. They are fucked and my god this justice system is a fucking joke

[@riverstone6382]

I'm sure she wouldn't pay rent. Jon payment would result in an eviction which is what they are trying to do.

[@trueCrimeGuruYes]

The couple were breaking the law trying to offer room and board only for a job so they're fucked because they broke the law in California on that. They needed to be paying her minimum wage. But now they have to give her 30 days notice as proper eviction procedure. They're also apparently breaking the law deniing her access to a fridge.This lawyer from California was on here pointing out all the laws they broke.

[@rebeccagreen9240]

Good idea

[@VanillaEarth744]

@@MegaMan-bs3oy pls don't take God's name in vain like it says not to in the Bible (10 Commandments). God Bless you and your family and REMEMBER JESUS LOVES YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TOO EVERYONE

[@scottsprojects658]

I'm sketched out even selling stuff on craigslist I can't imagine letting a stranger I met on craigslist live in my home and take care of my kids.

[@Ass_of_Amalek]

they tried to get someone to raise their children FOR FREE. like the kids are worth NOTHING. these fucking rich people, man!

[@homosapien0000]

Reason #685 of why you don't let some stranger off craigslist move into your home.

[@arby9984]

I am EXACTLY ! That was a dumb move on them

[@alyssam8977]

Right. Especially someone who would be taking care of children...babies need to be protected!!!

[@FionaChandoll]

Exactly. They were being cheap. Who in this day and age works for room and board? Live in Nannies should be paid properly.

[@GinaCas525]

I agree Chanice. I am a Nanny and found my employment through {Care.com}. Although I am not a live-in Nanny, I feel like if you’re going to go “cheap”, you’re going to get CHEAP... if you know what I mean. On Craig’s List, it could be anybody. I’m not saying {Care.com} is perfect (I don’t work for them, they were simply a tool for me to find a good family!) but they do as much as they can to ensure safety between both parties, which includes a background check and motor vehicles records check of the Nanny for the family. That wasn’t mentioned in the interview and Craig’s List doesn’t facilitate that. So, here’s what I meant about “cheap”: when people advertise (for example) 3 children; ages 4, 2, and 6 months, let’s say, and for 40 hours/week they want to pay a Nanny a flat fee of $200/week (😑). What type of person would answer a listing like this one? NOT ME. My background: I’m in my mid-40’s, I was an RN, in the medical field for 11 years, raised 2 AMAZING children who are both in college, and I’m just kickin’ it with my husband of 22 years ☺️ I digress 😂 But seriously, that’s basically what that family was paying the Nanny! Nanny AND clean house for room and board. She got the short end of the stick, for sure, but she agreed to this and that’s what I mean about cheap. I’m SURE she doesn’t have a professional or medical background or else she would have gone for a job with more money. Currently, I make $600/week for 1 darling little girl. I’ve been with her since she was 2 months old. And my only priority is her; I don’t clean or have to do anything else. Sorry so long! My point was meant to be that you can’t expect to get GREAT when all you want to pay is FAIR. I definitely know what that’s like... I was there once upon a time but somehow it all worked out. Regardless, that “Nanny” still has no right to do what she did. I’m curious to know what the outcome was!

[@colindooley4422]

@@arby9984 Exactly for free, no salary. Free apartment for a nanny. What were they thinking, or not thinking?

[@wildwdflwr]

"I'm not gonna let her eat my food." You go girl. Those are the good grapes.

[@AandP4dummieslikeme]

😂

[@havingteawiththedevil]

Those are the good grapes 😂

[@crapple009]

Hopefully they keep all toilet-paper, toiletries, etc out of the freeloader's reach as well.

[@mikayla7260]

@@EveMe idk if you understood the situations or you would just let people walk on you.

[@EveMe]

@@mikayla7260 i dont have a great day

[@obitouchiha661]

My African parents would pull a stick and a belt and get their wooping on

[@bakuswhxre2145]

Same lol, where r u from? I'm from Nigeria

[@obitouchiha661]

Bts_stay_thicc * Ethiopia

[@theashgirl8662]

Obito Uchiha Same

[@Ismail-xc5tf]

@@obitouchiha661 I'm from Somalia and my mom will give her that fresh African ads wooping

[@obitouchiha661]

pdxish on god 😭😭😭

[@dmccorkle9]

TAKE THE KIDS TO GRANDMA'S, BUY SOME BOSE NOISE CANCELING HEADPHONES, THEN GET THE BIGGEST SPEAKERS YOU CAN FIND AND PUT IT RIGHT OUTSIDE HER DOOR, AND TURN UP SOME HEAVY METAL 24 HOURS A DAY. AND IF YOU REALLY WANT TO PISS HER OFF, THEN TURN THE HEATER ON AS WELL!

[@tatetate4986]

If you do that than the cops would be called and you could be arrested if you do not turn the music off.

[@svcbadasswaytocrash2369]

Here's a better solution. She raids your fridge, make sure she takes the one laced with laxatives.

[@donutarmageddon7975]

I'm making kim-chi, I'm boiling chittlins, running the rock polisher, listening to tibetan throat singing, having a big ol house party themed "Let's all get this b outta here"......

[@josetteveasley6872]

All of which is illegal. She has tenant's rights and they could end up with charges and paying fines. That dirty old witch has done this before and she knows the law.

[@tempgirl00711]

Won't work hate to say. With CA rent prices. It's their cushy house, or on the street homeless. No way can she afford to rent a room for 2700 or more a month. No way she's leaving.

[@SassyQ87]

This is why you shouldn’t hire a nanny through craigslist. Go through a proper agency

[@TheBeauty768]

This couldn’t happen through a proper agency?

[@armylizermangos5416]

TheBeauty768 it could,but its less likely

[@parissssky3291]

Armylizer Mangos It’s not less likely. A proper agency can’t stop someone from staying after by law they’re a resident of that home. I think it’s stupid too, but it’s the law.

[@lucindazhu9837]

I guess at least the family can recourse against the agency for their monetary loss.

[@nancid.9194]

Yea agencies aren’t always legit either. Hell I was a temp for a company agency said they did drug tests I never got tested once. They also did background check in a day. You can’t do a background check in a day. I’m js 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@kirasussane1556]

You don't hire nannies from Craigslist!!! And to offer free room to a stranger??!? WTH!?!

[@MsBrendalina]

I know right! These parents are so damn lucky that the worst this woman did was squat in their house. They could have easily ended up with some psycho who robbed them blind, kidnapped their children, murdered the whole family, etc.....

[@venkyratnam]

@@MsBrendalina Woah slow down.

[@MsBrendalina]

@@venkyratnam I'm just saying this family got off easy. Craig's list is frequented by some shady people and there's no vetting process to post there. They put their kids' safety at risk simply because they didn't want to have to pay for a nanny

[@ingriddubbel8468]

Hire a protective service to remove her.

[@AbbyS.Pumpkins]

Yeah, not a great idea, but what bullshit. She’s living in their house and clearly didn’t live up to the terms of their agreement. She’s a grown lady, fully capable of getting a new job and a new place to stay. She’s staying to torment them. They should sue her for bringing mental and emotional distress to their kids. Diane Strutton is what’s wrong with this world. She’s another looser-sue-happy-free-loader existing only to be a thorn in someone‘s side. And her nonsense lawsuits bog our legal system down so those with legitimate legal concerns get to wait months/years before they get their day in court.

[@damidoodler2950]

But isn’t she trespassing when she walk through The house to get to her room

[@AJ-xc4nm]

Well there is no other way for her to leave the house. So I imagine she has legal right to walk to the door to leave the house. She is a menace

[@kingowo1354]

It’s called implied allowance. if a park is off limits to me, but I have the legal permission to sit on a bench in the middle of said park, then it is implied that I have the legal right to walk through the park to get to that bench.

[@Aries_Army]

AJ she can just go out the window

[@GRA5S]

Right of way? It's what it's called in my country.

[@gotacallfromvishal]

THAT'S not how tenancy works especially in the people's republic of california

[@PntrGrl]

This is ridiculous. She's fired. How does she have a right to live there without working?

[@corennakhieu5483]

EXACTLY

[@Justaperson354]

That’s why you make a contract; “if you are fired you must leave in 10 days, if this is something you do not agree to then your service will not be needed.”

[@emilsesuarez3197]

justaperson even with a contract if she gets mail to your address she can stay. Its shit but true. My boyfriend and i just had this happen to us. We had to pay the roommate to leave and we still lost our apartment.

[@filliaa3661]

emilse suarez What? That's crap ==" How are you guys now?

[@electrum911]

That isn't legally enforceable if she claims to be a tenant then tenant laws apply.

[@bigballanola6096]

emilse suarez hire someone to beat there ass

[@tutsecret499]

That's why I am afraid to have roommate.

[@bernicejackson4902]

Totally appalling!!! How can this possibly be allowed in this United States of America?! Shame on the judicial system! 😡

[@1800_not-me]

Well they didn't do the paperwork right

[@Golliver-]

they could have set her up with something like that and get rid of her legally , anyways it happened about 5 years ago now

[@beenrealubitch24]

Lol

[@codfish1113]

Legal loopholes meant to help those legitimately in need.

[@yakovmikolov317]

Lauryn Michelle ... Obama was president when this happened in 2014...

[@kev5834]

I would just turn off the breaker to the room and lock the breaker box lol.

[@ReeTVdocs]

bree kevin I think your crazy country has laws to stop that 😭

[@completelybraindead]

In Minnesota at least you are required to keep on some utilities through winter, even if they don't pay their bills.

[@princefamily2689]

The law forces them to ensure those are not disconnected.Every state provides its own legal recourse for tenants who are aggrieved by the landlord. California Civil Code 789.3 makes it illegal for the landlord to shut off the electricity to force a tenant out of the property. You may sue your landlord in civil court for actual damages, attorneys fees and other damages if he does so. The statute allows an amount up to $100 per day for each day the electricity was turned off .

[@brittalex7024]

Death-NVK3 in Minnesota at least you have to have heat

[@PollyGammy]

Won’t work. As the “landlord” they’d be required to have her utilities on.

[@bettycerkoney1626]

The nanny left shortly after the news broke. They were on Dr. Phil. The mom is also in the wrong. Who the hell hires a live in nanny for dirt cheap? What do you expect? Definitely not Mary Poppins!

[@Dinngg0]

@Dorothy Zbornak He is equally at fault in California! However, maybe Mom handled all the nanny business for the household.

[@xoxomiia]

I’m a professional nanny and that is exploitation. Very illegal. Families in California try to do this often. I advise nannies and families to conduct their search via staffing agency. The process is seamless, thorough and fair. You must be compensated in accordance to the law. Most agencies will require that you have a clear line of expectations, have a CONTRACT, as well as BENEFITS. OVERTIME is non negotiable. That’s exactly why they went through this. Additionally, how will she afford a place to go if she was not given a compensation? I’m certain we do not know the entire story. This piece is awful. She was most likely mistreated, on several roles because she doesn’t know her worth and allowed people to exploit her. I made $28 an hour as a live-in nanny. 50 hours a week.

[@xoxomiia]

@@Dinngg0 I’m a professional nanny and that is exploitation. Very illegal. Families in California try to do this often. I advise nannies and families to conduct their search via staffing agency. The process is seamless, thorough and fair. You must be compensated in accordance to the law. Most agencies will require that you have a clear line of expectations, have a CONTRACT, as well as BENEFITS. OVERTIME is non negotiable. That’s exactly why they went through this. Additionally, how will she afford a place to go if she was not given a compensation? I’m certain we do not know the entire story. This piece is awful. She was most likely mistreated, on several roles because she doesn’t know her worth and allowed people to exploit her. I made $28 an hour as a live-in nanny. 50 hours a week.

[@Dinngg0]

@@xoxomiia Did you watch the video? She is a professional scammer. Already filed 18 lawsuits. The family is being way too nice to her, they need to make her life miserable so she will leave. Of course they are not paying her, because they fired her. She is 64 and probably cannot afford a place but who cares? She survives in the world by scamming people. I hope she ends up sleeping on the sidewalk soon.

[@dragonslayert3985]

@@xoxomiia stop trying to make excuses for her . If she didn’t like the wage she shouldn’t have agreed to it and after she was fired she could’ve easily left and tried to get a job she felt was suitable for her work.

[@Cooliron24]

they should have made her sign a contract stating that she has 30 days to leave the premises if she is fired. If she didn't sign the contract I wouldn't have hired her. ( the end )

[@salenebrom6476]

Alex T. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@SenneffRules]

Contract would not hold up in court

[@Cooliron24]

@@SenneffRules If it is a legal contract and both signatures are notarized then yes it will hold up in court, that's why they call it a contract. Them giving her 30 days to find another place to live is plenty of time, you spouting off that it won't hold up in court makes no sense.

[@Haazziee]

YES🙏🏻

[@SenneffRules]

@@Cooliron24 I agree but unless the terms are specified beforehand and notarized signatures are validated then the contract would not hold up eg. TOS ex. Many contracts have been broken in court due to gross negligence don't expect a contract to save you without the proper legal safeguards

[@retroprogamer7009]

Step 1 Get a Smoke Machine Step 2 Turn on the Smoke Machine Step 3 Scream "FIRE" Step 4 Profit

[@gabrielatrejo5282]

RetroProGamer actually, that’s smart

[@williamdiemert2116]

After that change all the door locks put a motion detector on the house and put cameras upon house that way she shows up she would end up in jail.

[@kurtzman1883]

This is America, home of the free. They have a nanny that won’t leave.

[@anonymoususer6639]

You stole this.. Tom came up with this idea first >:(

[@katieblox7023]

Woah, that’s actually really smart

[@nopenoway9875]

If she stopped working then why is she allowed to live there? Wasn’t room and board in payment for the job? Can anyone explain that to me?

[@Crewdiddy]

Its equivalent to evicting someone that stops paying rent. She isn't actually allowed to stay there it just takes the courts a long time to agree with the family and makes her leave. Its kinda like criminals on bond, you dont actually stay in jail until that is what the Court decides even though you were guilty the whole time.

[@Terri_MacKay]

That was my exact thought. She wasn't a renting tenant, the room and board were part of her payment for the work she did. When she stopped doing that work, I assume they stopped paying her. I don't know why the courts are treating her like a tenant...her room and board was payment for work she no longer does, so why can't they evict her on the grounds that she no longer earns that R&B??

[@akoww1000]

Because the family had no clue on how to hire someone that was a live in worker. They didn't have a contract that stated the right clause, so the police and courts hands are tied so they had to evict her

[@glennbeck9496]

@The Rainbow Suasage Nope. That's America for you.

[@truthbetold3550]

She has to be legally EVICTED. That is the LAW. They cannot just throw her out on the street. This is a very slow process, and it could take several months. It has to be done legally, or she could sue them, and end up owning the house.

[@thatgurltayannepav]

They literally found her off Craigslist and didn’t offer her any compensation. They said room and board was the only pay. This couple walked right into this.

[@Meded-bi5qd]

I would cut my utilities off and take the family on vacation for a week.

[@BriannaWeldon]

Med2019 I was agreeing with you then realized they probably would have been afraid to leave her there all that time with their stuff!

[@pinkpugginz]

Legally they cant do that. They have to keep basic amenities like water sewer electric cause shes a tenant by law

[@4amcripple]

@@pinkpugginz does that not matter if she doesn't pay? I honestly don't know

[@yorkshireterror8539]

Med2019 she would still stay. That’s how people are.

[@superspace9195]

It's a not fair! but it's illegal to turn off the utility. The homeowners would get into more legal nightmares, & it's not worth it

[@tonysiry]

I'd let that nanny eat my food I'm just not responsible if she gets sick from my food

[@lilijody]

Tony Siry same.

[@marsinvader9748]

Facts poison that shit

[@prettypearls26]

I’m was thinking that but then they’d be in prison

[@dlw1221]

😂😂😂😂😂 lmao, Although the Wife does seem like a Petty and insecure drama queen. kids Probably took a liking towards the Nanny that spolied little mommy couldn't handle. Tenants have "rights" jus sayin

[@CatherineSTodd]

@@dlw1221 : your comment is unbelievable. You call the wife being a "drama queen" having to live with this nightmare situation? How you can blame the victims and the wife and defend the monster squatter is beyond me. You must be the same!

[@celestialivory7033]

With Asian parents, I assure you there will be a LOT of drama. That lady would have been whooped and out in a hour.

[@AR-ws1gr]

I’m white, and I would have just thrown her and her stuff out. She’s old, roll her to the curb. If the court was on her side, no electric for her room. But I’d have moved faster than she would have got her court papers. No work, no home.

[@vareseources]

I'm a Filipino and she will be dragged out of my house

[@Dhagobacayr74]

I’m Somali, and we would keep her for ransom

[@vareseources]

@@Dhagobacayr74 haha

[@Hollins23]

Disgusting racist generalizations!!

[@rhyfelwrDuw]

I was a live in nanny (years ago, before being married) and I never would have dreamed of squatting in my employers house! Strange woman!

[@hollybigelow5337]

It is strange. I could be wrong, but I’d also be willing to bet you would never have dreamed of taking a job that required you to care for the kids, do house cleaning, and prepare meals with the only compensation being room and board. Definitely a strange woman, but also definitely a selfish family.

[@BrandablezYT]

So block off the heat/electricity/any ventilation/dont care for her room and see how "she" likes it. A really hot/really cold "home" would be awful.

[@B1ueBo1]

They cant room and board means electric and utilities if u dont she can sue for up too 20k

[@hs-vh7yc]

Juztet what I-...

[@hray2923]

Make her pay rent lol

[@SuperJapanesefreak]

I don't think they can legally do that. Since she's a tenant they have to provide water electricity etc.

[@theartisthasarrived]

I think she's already been kicked out because a judge allowed the couple to do so.

[@verenasnotsosecretdiary]

How come they can’t go in her side but she can go on there

[@deborahaszman435]

Exactly! I'd brick it up just like frank did on shameless!

[@blinkbuttonmash1272]

Do that in NYC you'll find yourself headless in the Hudson river.

[@cynthg9547]

Yea i bet u are one them who would do it

[@JimmyOgilvie52]

Amen!! A nice new pair of cement shoes would work nicely too!

[@JimmyOgilvie52]

@@cynthg9547 Him, me and 8.6 million others too! That "nanny" should come to NYC and visit. She could become a star of that silly show "Law and Order" because it's in need of new subjects for its upcoming episodes.

[@naysaynetwork5271]

James E. Ogilvy Im from Cali. Id get her ass out.

[@user-ho1ih1uj6w]

That's just Mexico talk

[@ladybug5654]

This is why I will NEVER let anyone in my home.

[@thishasbeenclosed3185]

My mom would straight up fight her

[@beastmaster0934]

This Has Been Closed Mine too

[@bettybetty3821]

This Has Been Closed no frs like “you gone get tf up out my house” 🤣🤣😂

[@lindalately]

This Has Been Closed 😂😂😂😂

[@annmitchell4663]

I'd get my husband to take the kids away on vacation for a couple of weeks so they wouldn't get caught up in the mess...warn the neighbour's...then make life so uncomfortable for her,She would be glad to leave..lol. See how a few days of blasting death metal,turning off the water,locking up the bathroom etc worked. BTW..does she ever outside...?

[@mathewpadgett559]

Turn off water and power

[@culenahalim9683]

She wont leave I cant this is crazy.Im a bum why leave free food and board. Dont tenants pay rent? Someone with a legal background help this family.

[@seandonahue87]

Unfortunately legally you can't

[@shelovesren]

Panamanian Thing Scene too*

[@vivenams3559]

Tenant how??? America! This is nonsense!🤔🤔I swear, i would just stop paying the bills until they cut off everything.

[@thegreatbambino3358]

It'd be nice, but these homeowners have to worry about harassment charges from their so called tenant. They could very well extend the eviction process or get a judgement against them should they not provide a habitable place to live.

[@1TwistedPoet]

Take the bike lock off the fridge, put up a CAMERA. LET her enter your fridge then call Police and have her arrested for Theft.

[@murtazadhariwala6637]

This happens only in America.... Seriously

[@lalajay5480]

😂😂

[@jaejae5782]

murtaza dhariwala Lol

[@dubstar2922]

Nope happens in the UK too.

[@REDisKING]

@I Am Sekou dude you're telling the wrong one to chill out. Do you see that Connor guy up above talking about pulling triggers on people?!

[@ddakkottaa2953]

Kaptain Kid ... what the commenter was trying to stay is most stupid things like this happen in america. Other places around the world don’t have such stupid shit like this happening (even if there is, it’s not a lot). Seriously, u fool, u have no idea what the comment even means😂😂

[@fionaayeung]

Nanny: iT’s FRee ReaL eSTatE

[@ellacasey8160]

Fiona Yeung .... it’s free real estate...

[@SamSung-ww3rp]

If you're hiring off of Craig's list, you get what you get!

[@EddieDuranLLC]

They should take care of their own kids. Nanny lol

[@angelawilliams9088]

Don't trust Craig List!

[@pinkpugginz]

@@EddieDuranLLC right. Nannies make 25$+ an hour and get free room and board on top of it. They were being cheap

[@EddieDuranLLC]

@@pinkpugginz thats for sure.

[@susanjohnson5934]

Yep I agreed you get what you pay for Craiglist come on is like giving Jeffery dahmer your house key

[@josephinenilsson1541]

This actually happened to me! Not the exact same situation but similar. I live in Sweden so the laws are different, but here we have _a lot_ of protection for tenants that they can’t just be thrown out on the street. Generally a good thing that I agree with, but the laws didn’t take into account the difference between a private person sharing their home and an actual landlord. I got a two bedroom apartment with a friend five years ago. It was great, but after a year she moved out to live with her boyfriend, which is what happens so I was completely understating. I could not afford the apartment alone, so I was faced with either moving myself too or getting a roommate. I loved living there so I placed an ad for a roommate. I met a few people and this one girl I really liked and thought it would be great. It was a nightmare. One of the worst experiences of my life. She was so outgoing and fun and we got along great at first. We would sit up and drink wine and talk and I liked her. After a few months I noticed she would eat a lot of my food and like use my shampoo and conditioner and stuff. I didn’t say anything about it because I’ve learned that living with other people means being very able to overlook the small stuff and just, you know, take the good with the bad. After about five months I had friends visiting from out of town and I had bought some wine for the occasion. She wasn’t going to be home, she was away at some other place. When I was going to get a bottle of wine in the evening I noticed one was missing. She’d taken it with her when she left earlier in the day. It had to be, because we were the only two people living in the apartment. I asked her the next day and she just lied to my face. A few weeks later when I was doing my make up my mascara was missing from my make up bag. I asked her about it and she lied again. When she went in the shower I went into her room and looked through her purse and found my mascara. After that I told her to move out, but the law requires three months notice and there is no budging on that whatsoever. I had to live with her in my apartment for three more months. A few days after I told her to move, she stole the car key to my grandmothers car from my key chain. I found it in her room luckily. I had to move everything I cared about into my own bedroom and install a camera in my bedroom and lock my bedroom door when I went to work. Except for work I didn’t go anywhere else for three months because I was so scared every time I had to leave. She kept eating my food the whole time, she knew I couldn’t do anything about it. It was HORRIBLE. Honestly. When I was thirteen years old I was the victim of rape, but this was WORSE. That’s how bad it was. I lost 12kg in three months. I couldn’t eat. I couldn’t sleep. I was so scared the entire time and felt so helpless. Your home is your castle. That’s our domain. Not being able to kick someone out of your house is horrible. I really feel for these people.

[@alyssabell3002]

Wow when you said it was worse then being raped, that really made me understand how awful it must have been!! Like I can understand feeling like you cannot be comfortable in ur own home -like walking on eggshells but then if a person does that then u don’t know what else they are capable of!!! That’s truly terrifying so I now understand why you would say that!! Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@spoonflowerbusiness2392]

This is why I rather take care of my own kids. I'm very blessed. It's hard to trust people now a days.

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

I ended up with a roommate who cooked fish every single night, but claimed the smell of popcorn made her sick and forced me to stop making it. She put all my houseplants out on the balcony in the middle of winter one day to kill them because she didn't like them, and demanded I move all my books into storage because "you've already read them." Then she replaced them with her own. Her boyfriend moved in with her, and each of them then paid one-quarter of the rent while I paid half. I told her I was considering moving out, so she gave notice for both of us without telling me. I only found out I was homeless after she moved out and told me I had to be gone in a few days. She was an artist and she had painted murals on all the walls, which I had agreed to so long as she agreed to paint them over before she left. Of course, she didn't. So instead of trying to find a place to live, I spent what little time I had left struggling to carry her furniture to the trash and repainting the whole apartment. I ended up homeless, lost almost everything I owned, and ended up moving to a new city to start over. She ruined my life. Never have roommates. Ever. It's better to live in a collapsing, cockroach-infested hovel and have it all to yourself than to share a mansion with someone else.

[@elainephleps4705]

I hear helped out an ex. Cannt get him out.or too pay rent. Got balls too tell me how too eat. Spend my money. Bitches about everything.wish hed drop dead and do the world a favor iam over it.

[@Lourollll]

I’m really sorry to hear, I’m glad you became a better, and clearly stronger person from it, because a lot of people wouldn’t of known what to do... People change once you start living together, and it’s scary seeing what people become like behind closed doors. I believe in karma, and it’s a bitch

[@galaxymist7396]

Wow does she know how much she fucked up your life

[@MisterDayTiMe]

Dude you just let her take over your life like that? That’s messed up.

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

+Galaxy Mist Probably not. My experience is that people like that leave a trail of devastation and broken lives burning behind them, always moving on to avoid any repercussions. People are never the villains in their own narrative, so she'll just keep on harming the unwary until she miscalculates and takes advantage of someone just as ruthless and narcissistic as she is. +Mr.DayTiMe If you've never found yourself in a situation like that, you don't understand the feeling of being constantly gaslighted. They shape and control your sense of reality; they always have an excuse for everything, and they react like they've been slapped and abused if you deny them anything. You find yourself constantly wondering if you're the bad guy, and they're being reasonable. It isn't until they've moved on and you have time and mental space to process everything that you realize just how badly you've been taken advantage of.

[@samuelj5358]

The law of squatters is the stupidest thing I have ever heard it’s the person house they pay for that house not the squatters 🤦‍♂️

[@eternallegacy89]

To be fair, the law originally was worded to protect tenants of rentals from being thrown out by angry landlords getting revenge against their tenants in cases but due to its poor wording, squatters are manipulating it's original intent to benefit themselves and take the properties they don't lawfully own.

[@eternallegacy89]

@lilly anne Should there have actually been a written contract maybe, but ultimately protected by the law that has been twisted due to poor wording, I believe there was no actual physical contract therefore wouldn't actually have any actual bearing as it would be taken as a He Say, She Say situation. Now as far as breaching the actual none documented contract, she would have broken it and should have been kicked out but with no physical proof she cannot be removed esp since there technically was some proof of her own residency there so that raises the Squatters abuse of the Adverse Possession that I'll re-iterate was originally used to protect tenants from the landlord retaliating should the tenant and the landlord be involved in some kind of legal matter and are in court against on another.

[@kikilynn9011]

lilly anne if u work in exchange for a place to stay it’s a legal agreement which in this case if she’s been there for a few months she then has legal rights as a tenant even if she stopped doing her part and the owners would have to get her evicted

[@geraldineballas7568]

Horrendous. Law must be changed.

[@Justaperson354]

California is ridiculous, where I live all you have to do is give here 20-30 days to move after that police will literally arrest her for trespassing

[@joycedelacruz3763]

justapep

[@Another_Story_]

in my state, you can get someone out in just 10 days notice for NONPAYMENT, (plus a few days court processing time) so as early as 11 days.

[@sebastianfranklinshaw9718]

It was pretty much that 30 to 40 days the couple were just nasty.

[@owenkorando9595]

California is hell

[@trueCrimeGuruYes]

That's all they had to do but they were furious they had to wait 30 days while she lived there and did nothing so they went psycho putting locks on their fridge and telling the kids to offer her cans of dog food.

[@Misshughestrm]

some background check, doubt she would of hired her if she saw the `18 lawsuits first

[@stefaniedejesus3769]

Facts

[@Mrmudbone_gaming]

Those background checks aren’t always accurate

[@josephstalin8709]

Tracy Hughes exactly the mom is a bitch and the nanny is GOD

[@shante6208]

Horrible. What’s the story behind this ridiculous law that’s preventing them from kicking her out?? Like who came up with that?!

[@davidfrison2765]

now if they didn't make the mortgage payment and the bank foreclosed.. You can see how fast they could take them out of the house and violate their rights..

[@goodpeopleprosper635]

Right

[@Shonuff42080]

Yeah the have to go through the same eviction process if they default on their mortgage . Bbn

[@finechian3966]

I need updates.. bih better not be in that house

[@jcmerritt7717]

she left

[@xXspringsXx]

I want a video update as well

[@Emmieaudios]

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[@amandasueroyse3689]

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[@shaunaelasmar]

Perhaps the contract should have had an end date like rental agreements then renew based on performance

[@ek2137]

Exclent idea...and the contract should be reviewed by the proper attorney.

[@hurtfeelings9217]

they were obviously careless or too broke to run a background check on the person who will be taking care of her young children.

[@antoniszorpidis]

That's how people rent houses in my country

[@icturner23]

Hiring a nanny from Craigslist or only in return for room and board is ridiculous.

[@niblue1643]

How did the law give her their house...? WHAT THE FUUUUCK?

[@haute03]

This lady hired someone to take care of her two kids from a CRAIGSLIST ad?? Then, she offered free room and board in exchange for nannying services?? She's honestly lucky she didn't accidentally hire someone with a host of threatening issues. She should have stopped being cheap and gone through an agency or another reputable childcare company. The fact that she would put her kids in danger like that is astounding.

[@peniparker7968]

And she's a stay at home mom to, so she's lazy af aswell

[@nemo227]

@@bearbriganti5203 Not a logical comment. Stupid people can be found among all races and ethnic groups.

[@504Diva]

@@nemo227 agreed!

[@dangda-ww7de]

the lesson here is she want cheap help, you get what you pay for, she said she did background check but in reality she didnt, if she would of done that she would of find out many law suit from the nanny. Dont pop out a kids you cant afford is the lesson here.

[@katiix]

It could of happened no matter where they found her from.

[@poonkiy1029]

Isn’t she trespassing though because like it’s their property

[@Undergroundexpedition]

They have a Legal right to access their home or property even if it crosses someone else's property.

[@Ame2847]

They had her registered as a tenant

[@melissa8313]

They own the home but she has rights since they allowed her to live their initially. It’s supposed to protect people from getting evicted for no reason so squatters get mail sent there and take advantage of it and claim the home as their residence, so they have to be fully evicted through court which takes time and money. Anyone else you ask to leave your home who doesn’t live there would be trespassing tho yes 😁

[@prankgirl9112]

Nope. She lives there. They moved her in.

[@timothywells3908]

America Alvarenga fucking clowns never trust anyone

[@lauracatherineanderson2882]

I couldn't imagine ever doing this. I feel guilty if I stay more than a hour at someone's house. It's just nuts. 😱

[@kdt789]

I know me too. Im very sensitive to others feelings. How uncomfortable and shameful to live like that.

[@100percentolivia]

*If your Nanny looks like that you know she's crazy.*

[@joederue9402]

Come on you dont think she looked like that in The beginning.

[@presidentnotsure3273]

She wouldn't get a peaceful night's sleep and would be traumatized after I got done with her.

[@Danny-sv1xf]

I would break her door down and act like it was an accident. Then make her life a living hell...

[@alliedoss234]

Pots and pans blaring every morning at 4:00 a.m.

[@jamesgentry13]

@Renn fuck off squatter defemder

[@DaniellesMicoMarley]

seriously, I would not stand for that bs...I would do the same blasting music, pots and pans..fireworks anything thats legal haha

[@robinluich5576]

I would blast music day and night

[@tiarna3126]

if they can’t go in her room, legally she shouldn’t be allowed in their kitchen

[@johnstack5008]

The court considered her a tenant so she would be allowed access to the common areas of the house. To restrict her access, the owners would need a court order.

[@CasianaCarmazan]

“There is no pay, just room and board.” That right there tells me EVERYTHING I need to know about that woman who hired the “nanny”

[@trueCrimeGuruYes]

That's all true except she was a homeless person before someone from the homeless shelter wrote her a character reference so she could get the unpaid "job". Then she ended up living in her car when the eviction finally came due. They tried to pull a fast one on her and be cheap and they got owned.

[@trueCrimeGuruYes]

She tried to pull a scam and she got scamed. It would be funny except the kids were watching all the nastiness with the padlocks on the fridge, turning off the airconditioning and the wifi and she actually told one of the kids to give the nanny two cans of dog food and say "here's your meal, nanny" horrible.

[@luxaeterna1592]

@Jacob D Exactly correct! Thank you for that sane and rational explanation! It horrified me that this family expected her to just up and leave the moment they fired her. Umm..live-in Nanny? LIVE-IN. Come on, people.

[@dianastjames6796]

I could not agree more. people still need money to buy things even with free room and board

[@luxaeterna1592]

@Jacob D On point analysis of this situation and it is shameful indeed. I actually felt embarassment seeing how they treated her. It was sad and yes, unreal that people still think and behave the way this woman and her husband did in a world that is expected to be way more ethical than times past.

[@earvetta]

Why not have the police to remove her. How is it legal for the court to say she's can't be removed when they have fired her. This isn't the first time she has done this

[@bellakatherman1477]

I could never stay living at a residence where the other people living there didn’t want me around 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

[@dupree7799]

This is because you have good upbringing. You are not a scam artist. You do not have a history of suing your employers like this parasite does. Its because you are a decent human being.

[@Ivy-dd8bf]

Go live in the slums or on the street for a while. You'll learn why people choose to worm. I'm not saying that it's a good thing to do, but rather that I understand where these people are coming from. I just wish there was a way we could help everyone, instead of only fixing half the problem.

[@JellyBabie1984]

@@Ivy-dd8bf This chick had a job so she has some money, no excuse for her and no need to understand where she is coming from.

[@Ivy-dd8bf]

@@JellyBabie1984 There is a need to understand. If I want to have an opinion on this, I can't just spout shit out of ignorance. Not to mention, have you ever tried to buy a house with "some money."? That shit ain't easy and keeping a job on the streets isn't easy either, especially not for a lady her age. Which, again, is why I said that I wish there was a good solution for everyone.

[@newQUIVY]

Right!

[@emokittyluvsyou22]

I’d remove the door completely

[@AllUsernamesTaken]

This could be a really funny sitcom

[@hattiedaws0786]

Hahahahahha!!!

[@crazysingingchick]

They could call it Copped

[@kriswatson5381]

Roseanne could play the Nanny

[@crazysingingchick]

Kris Watson they could just let her back on The Connor Family and the storyline is that they want her to leave but she refuses. 😂

[@kriswatson5381]

@@crazysingingchick haha! That's perfect!

[@Keviva007]

The couple was in fact, exploiting the nanny. Not only did she have tenant rights, she had employee rights. She was entitled to at least minimum wage, social security, workers comp, and unemployment. They cannot charge the nanny rent if she is required to be living there at the family’s convenience. This couple got what they deserved for being freeloaders, not wanting to pay their help. The nanny should’ve also sued for back-pay and penalty for late payment.

[@nicolatoyloy3313]

Exactly! I’m surprised not many people see how disingenuous this arrangement was.

[@latishabrown6911]

I would take the bedroom door off the hinges.

[@Mcoll1ify]

Yup, we remodeling this piece.. lol

[@noriotakemoto1462]

I think the family can leave the fridge unlocked, and when the nanny steal food, they can call police for the theft.

[@mermaidgirl9232]

Norio Takemoto ...let her get in the fridge. Make a awesome batch of brownies with the main ingredient being rat poison.

[@f1zzyb0nes97]

no they could poison the food

[@truthbetold3550]

yes, but how are they going to prove it was her, or that what she took wasn't. hers?

[@VARY78]

@@truthbetold3550 they could say it was bait for the rats in their house and when she dies or gets super sick from it its not like they gave it to her, she stole it and took it without asking and they cant control her. there cant possibly be legal repercussions especially if they made it very clear ALL their belongings are off limits lol

[@m3anmug108]

Damn i know she is being a bad person for what she is doing but i dont think they should kill her lmao.

[@frankoculhane8179]

This reminds me of the cleaning lady in family guy. Noo noo I stayyy here

[@ssrb9406]

Franko Culhane 🤣😂😅🤣🤣😂😂

[@urbanaddiction7764]

Franko Culhane Not Consuela, lmfao! 😂

[@TheLULUTOMAS]

Consuelo I love her,no no dogis out afuera 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@KerryJones-f5k]

The judge should be ashamed of themselves.

[@letseeitplease]

theres the problem right there to begin with CRAIGS LIST

[@CelesteK]

Not just that. Not doing a thorough enough background check.

[@jusme671]

FORREAL! Everybody knows CRAIGSLIST is full of CREEPS! And what kind of woman would TRUST ppl who answered the ad to even watch her "precious " children, let alone LIVE in your space THE WIFE IS CRAZY TOO! Believe it!

[@blackericdenice]

letseeitplease Thank you.

[@CinnabarSunset]

CelesteK Marcella(?) claimed she did a background check but I'm calling BS. I don't think she understood the question because her next comment was about checking references. You need a licensed agency to do a proper background check.

[@CJ_0505]

letseeitplease I know I'm late but couldn't they just block her door she can't touch them they can charge for sexual harassment and assult well I don't know if they can do that but where I'm from u can do that

[@sheona.m]

What I got from this is that she’s homeless and pretended to work then quit and now sits on her ass all day now🤐👏

[@TouchofShunshine]

She could have just kept working. The kids loved her.

[@tempgirl00711]

That's true, and the couple clearly knows they were getting a good deal with this set up. They know daycare costs run very high, est 800-900;a month more for smaller kids. Cali rent is friggin crazy. Not gonna rent a room in a house under 2700.00 or 3500 a month. Unless it's in the hood, and thats 1500-1900 or more a month. So the freeloader was drooling to take the job and live in a nicer area with free rent and couple was drooling to get free daycare. Think all three need to take responsibility.

[@PUSHIESTYx808]

Can’t they make her pay rent Bc she is now a “tenant” so just make the rent Ridiculously high

[@wil2197]

Pua Watanabe Then she refuses and they still have to go through the eviction process

[@brianhaflin9799]

When she moved in. She never agreed to pay rent. In her agreement, It literally says nothing about paying rent.

[@SyMoane75]

Yeah, because she'll pay it. Oh wait, she has no money.

[@gencas310]

@@brianhaflin9799 Yeah, but it does say that the room and board is in exchange for work, and she's refused to do that. So that's the same as refusing to pay rent.

[@Williamjclopez82]

Did you watch the whole video? She was a live in nanny offered to live-in, in exchange for work. Long hours, on call all the time being basically used as a slave and of course offered to live in with family because it only made it more convenient for them. Once they where done using her they asked her to move out without any type of notice. The nanny now has rights to claim residency and does not have to leave on short notice. Crooks will be crooks but the nanny was all in her rights. The only people who violated numerous laws where the home owners themself's. They are crooks and are lucky their asses don't get sued for work labor abuse!

[@minominmina5672]

Stupid law. This nanny knows the system. This law should be scrapped.

[@ZeldaReacts1]

Somebody please go get your mom/grandma!!😅

[@ivoryscott1162]

Kisha's Empire 😂🤣😊

[@theresaandrade8261]

Baaaahaha

[@sophiaandsebastian7573]

This is how many times the reporter asked: “Why won’t you leave?” 👇🏻

[@savy6354]

It says nanny work in exchange for a room in the house and she's not doing any nanny work so she has to leave

[@rosietouse686]

That's only assuming that there was a contract signed by both parties. It doesn't seem that there was one.

[@judithj.a.334]

So she has health issues and can no longer work the add was clear....i'm so sorry I have a family as well and I know your husband is in pain when he goes to work left you and the kids in the house alone with that maniac....can she apply for welfare. How can the law felt to protect that family specially the kids....shame on you America....we're from the island with our "DOLLS" she'll 'll be out like a fly I think she's trying to hanger one of you so you can react..violantly and lost everything. Please try to ignore her lock your bedrooms....keep your private belonging lock and also put camera every where. Keep in my mind criminal back ground check finger printed they don't give report on your private life if you never been in the system you clear but does the system know YOU as a person life style things that never been reported ..your state of your ...such a shame

[@miccilamb6735]

DO NOT ALLOW ANYONE TO LIST YOUR ADDRESS AS THEIR OWN….IF THEY RECEIVE MAIL THERE…THEY LIVE THERE😡

[@jamillaali6983]

I agree the nanny is wrong for staying after work terms were terminated however, as a former babysitter I can attest that families like this one who post for childcare in exchange for living DO take advantage of the nanny. I believe that she was worked to death.... people who have nannies take advantage in some way or another-some more extreme than others. I don’t really feel bad for them at this point because they were essentially seeking someone they could take advantage of by using Craigslist instead of just hiring someone for fair pay via various sites that post nannies seeking work.

[@stanbalo]

I agree that it is a bit unbalanced if they are just offering housing and food without pay but i also find it extreme and wrong that nanny is holding them hostage in their own house.

[@tempgirl00711]

the couple clearly knows they were getting a good deal with this set up. They know daycare costs run very high, est 800-900;a month more for smaller kids. Cali rent is friggin crazy. Not gonna rent a room in a house under 2700.00 or 3500 a month. Unless it's in the hood, and thats 1500-1900 or more a month. So the freeloader was drooling to take the job and live in a nicer area with free rent and couple was drooling to get free daycare. Think all three need to take responsibility.

[@tempgirl00711]

Agree, look how childish she's acting right now, she was probably bothering the shyt outta that lady. I wonder where that lady's family lives? Seems strange that she couldn't live with one of kids if she has kids. But the couple clearly knows they were getting a good deal with this set up. They know daycare costs run very high, est 800-900;a month more for smaller kids. Cali rent is friggin crazy. Not gonna rent a room in a house under 2700.00 or 3500 a month. Unless it's in the hood, and thats 1500-1900 or more a month. So the freeloader was drooling to take the job and live in a nicer area with free rent and couple was drooling to get free daycare. Think all three need to take responsibility.

[@Aruesx]

Just get another nanny lol. Then the two can fight. Wow thanks for the likes

[@ashleyeklund.586]

Aruesx - Roblox and more no one would deal with that.

[@whzel]

I'm the real Nanny! No I am!

[@AMY-ig3bz]

Ha!!!

[@Aruesx]

@@AMY-ig3bz ;)

[@Hellopokebowl]

ødetosleep *Male nanny enters the room* IM THE REAL NaNnY

[@nepadron]

This happened to me, but with a roommate. An old woman who refused to leave my house after she stopped paying rent and was smoking inside, even though she signed a contract agreeing there was no smoking. In Oregon, once someone has been in your house for 48 HOURS, all you can do is give them a 30 day notice to vacate if they refuse to leave. So I made her life hell -- I was a single mom to a 3 year old at the time. Turned off the internet, locked the fridge, turned off the hot water unless I was using it to bathe, etc. She still stayed the entire month, smoking indoors with my 3 year old the entire time. :( Terrible way to game the system, and apparently lots of crazies are doing it.

[@tempgirl00711]

Yikes! That's crazy. People r friggin freeloaders!

[@YurinanAcquiline]

"Room and board for house cleaning and child rearing." Why did they not also pay her?

[@desmondburnett9286]

Maybe the employers threw in mowing the lawn and yard work in addition to child care for three kids and cleaning for only room and board. You got played by a better con artist.how long did the previous nannies stay and I would love to hear their stories about working for the family I have heard horrible stories from nannies who worked for people who were not old money.

[@marimarielove]

I don't feel sorry for the lazy bitch, why do you need a nanny, you don't even have a job, clean your own house and raise your own damn kids

[@fredvima9916]

because the deal was her payment was food and boarding

[@desmondburnett9286]

@@fredvima9916 child care for a living nanny is at it lowest at $300 per week. A rented room according to location can be $200 a week at it highest. You can eat on $25 a week in groceries Therefore, room and board in exchange for being a living nanny is not feasible. People will take it for a month and then move on. In this case, the house owners were played by a better con artist than they were

[@desmondburnett9286]

@@fredvima9916 some deals are bad and you get what you put out

[@RaquelNavas]

Lesson learned, don't hire a nanny to live in the house.

[@jordantyler.mp3]

There are many great live in nannies (just speaking for California)

[@someonesomewhere1500]

What kind of stay at home mom hires a damn nanny anyway...

[@alexnoa2500]

I paused at the Craigslist ad and she said she’s starting a business and will be out sometimes...

[@someonesomewhere1500]

Alex Noa oh ok... I was like damn if I was already home why bother with a Nanny?

[@CasianaCarmazan]

Someone Somewhere you’d be surprised there’s plenty who have au pairs

[@jamesofarcadia]

a stay at home mum who wants a live-in nanny without paying for one. Not without sympathy, but to offer no pay, or set conditions, is exploitative - she thought she could get away with having a house keeper for nothing.

[@someonesomewhere1500]

jamesofarcadia I agree.

[@akaye643]

When he said she started squatting, it took me a few seconds to realize he didn’t mean she was doing exercises all day doing squats at their house lmao

[@churchsbiscuits]

She doesn’t have anywhere to go and now she’s making it these people’s problem.

[@Jeanne90275]

Weird! It seems like the "nanny" is not living up to her terms of employment. I don't understand how she can claim to be a boarder when she isn't paying rent. She's probably going to stay until she's 65 when it will be twice as hard to evict her.

[@waltbaby08]

Unfortunatly, a lot of our laws weren't written with common sense or logic in mind

[@bandconcert2969]

Georgia Boy and Exoctic Pets! Agreed.

[@roketlunchcer]

"Freedom"

[@jackiegee9578]

She was a resident their because she was employed there well she's no longer employed so what's the problem She should leave so another nanny moves in She should at least be respectful and do what's right for the family and herself .

[@roketlunchcer]

Or the laws could be fixed so shit like this doesn't happen.

[@phyllishahart6111]

Legend has it, she’s still there

[@phyllishahart6111]

Pia Nissimo Pia I would make her stay so horrible she would be racing to get away from me!

[@phyllishahart6111]

Jeff Smith Lmaoooo hell yea

[@andreating9712]

You know, she’s probably still there, like actually.

[@cindyhelms2098]

I really feel your pain, I did a rent to own to a so called friend of mine. It was a 3 year nightmare. The last five months she lived on my property, and didn't pay a dime. It took me 3 months to get her out. When I placed her belongings out on the curb, it was one of the Happiest days of my life. My prayers are with you.

[@shantiajones8042]

I'm sorry you endured this can't be nice to people these days ..

[@MrsLopez-jq6rg]

My heart goes out to your family.

[@sebastianfranklinshaw9718]

You didn't "hire" a nanny since you wanted her to work for free.

[@mayj257]

thank you Sabastian

[@BadWolfSilence]

In exchange for room and board is not free.

[@ceciliawyu]

EXACTLY. Hired Nanny gets room and board PLUS PAY! Otherwise a Slaveowner is also an equal opportunity EMPLOYEE! #asif

[@Michaelneiss]

​@@BadWolfSilence Sorry, but according to the law, free room and board are not considered an adequate compensation for someone that is expected to work 24/7. After all, slavery has been abolished some time ago ...

[@BabyDoIIx]

free housing isnt working for free...probably to you since you likely live in your moms basement, but if you ever move out, youll realize housing is not cheap..

[@MrTomdemma]

lol, ya that would last 2 seconds in my house

[@brentsidney2952]

100% agree with you I’d go to jail for a couple nights for what id do lol

[@aswimminpool]

I can't believe there's comments defending the nanny lol. Her working in exchange for room and board isn't slavery. She agreed to those terms, she had the opportunity to say no. Slavery literally means putting someone to work without their consent. Homeless or not, if she doesn't want to do the job she agreed to do, she should leave.

[@bobbygirl5092]

Plus she's done this before

[@yoohoofoofoo]

slavery /ˈsleɪv(ə)ri/Submit noun the state of being a slave. "thousands had been sold into slavery" synonyms: bondage, enslavement, servitude, subjugation, thraldom, thrall, serfdom, vassalage, enthralment, yoke; More the practice or system of owning slaves. "he was resolved to impose a number of reforms, including the abolition of slavery" synonyms: bondage, enslavement, servitude, subjugation, thraldom, thrall, serfdom, vassalage, enthralment, yoke; More a condition of having to work very hard without proper remuneration or appreciation. "female domestic slavery"

[@da4847]

It is modern day slavery...learn the labor laws. I'm not defending the nanny by any means, she should have been gone immediately. But I'm renting a room from an elderly lady and she only pays her caregiver about $100 a month and she runs her down to the ground. I hate seeing it, it's just wrong. This poor caregiver is on food stamps and goes to food banks. Meanwhile, this woman here is sitting on property worth over $1 million, collecting $850 a month from me and renting out 3 more rooms in this house. She is also renting out the pool-house and part of the lot to 3 people that live in their RV in the back. This house was paid for many years ago...this is just so wrong. The caregiver recently almost suffered a nervous breakdown and was contemplating suicide. At times like these I wish I was an attorney. I know it takes little money to sue someone and no money to report them to the Department of Labor, but I need to convince this caregiver that she is protected with the law.

[@jewelmarkess]

@Connor Pool - according to the nanny, they asked for a lot more work than what was agreed on. Legally, nannies are employees and are supposed to get salaries in addition to room/board, just room/board isn't enough, so what they did was illegal. If we forget this for a moment and imagine they could ask for work in exchange for rent, it'd be very small amount of work, and she'd be a tenant. Which is what was said - she is a tenant, so they should go through regular eviction process. Landlord - tenant laws exist for a reason, and yes, sometimes you get an unpaying tenant, you go through eviction process.

[@jewelmarkess]

@Connor Pool - if you don't like the term "slavery", how about "indentured servitude"? @D A - this is terrible. The caregiver could technically sue for back wages if she's done it for a while. I'd imagine you could even find a lawyer on the web. Do you know why the caregiver didn't get a job through a reputable agency? They'd pay her that much a day or more. I have an 88 year old father with Alzheimer's. I am currently taking care of him myself and take him to daycare when I go to work, but when I go on vacation I leave him with a (private) caretaker. I pay $200 a day for days she stays with him, if she takes him to daycare - her choice if/when she wants to do it, I subtract the cost of daycare. My father sleeps through the night, and he is relatively "low maintenance" - mostly sits and reads and is quiet and docile, everything is OK with him. If I go through an agency, I'd have to pay them 250-275 a day, and then they'll pay the caregiver 130-150 a day or less.

[@bodhi8260]

She wasn't paying her. It was for free room and board.

[@b2kzangelalwayz]

Exactly. Which is illegal.

[@blakethebirdmeister5336]

Turn the ac off blast the heat. Get rid of the water. Turn off electricity. Quite easy lol

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

They can't because the kids also live there

[@blakethebirdmeister5336]

MASTER-OF- EVIL just go to a neighbors house for showers or go to a hotel but electricity and temp is controllable for sections of the house

[@TamLue]

I followed this case while it was happening. They were even on Dr. Phil. The family attempted methods like that and were given court orders to cease and desist all attempts at anything that would make her uncomfortable or her area uninhabitable (I think they'd tried shutting off the water in her bathroom). They were told they couldn't have the radio playing because she complained about it and had to have their TV off at a certain time. They were even told they weren't allowed to restrict their kitchen/food from her when she reported that they'd been locking up the fridge. Eventually, it was even required that the mother leave the house by 8 am every day with her 3 kids and stay gone until something like 5 pm, EVERY SINGLE DAY because the 'nanny' took them to court saying that she didn't feel safe or comfortable with them in the house all day (the husband was gone for work out of town a lot of the time). It was utterly ridiculous and I absolutely think that squatter's 'rights' should be amended or abolished altogether.

[@blakethebirdmeister5336]

Tammy Boyd bruh the fuq haha

[@cierraevans2654]

could they have sold it

[@holyitsjulie248]

I’m Russian this wouldn’t be pretty at my house!!

[@thestaticshow6737]

f l a m e t h r o w e r t i m e

[@goldenone6626]

I’m dead hahahaha fr though

[@nifty1940]

hahahaha