Adult Child Social Housing Rights

Dawido

Hey,

I am living with my parents at a social house, when they applied for the social house I was young and I don't remember the details but I think they put my name down for the application. Now my father wants me to move out, but due to difficult housing situation and because I haven't done anything wrong I don't want to move out. I did not sign any agreement with the council only my father & my mother. Does anyone knows what right I have as an adult child in this social house and does he have the right to remove me without any reason?

Thanks

Xterminator

Hi

your not one of the named co-tenants, and you have not explicit right to live there. in social housing you are assessed based on the no of people living there and their incomes. so that's why they know about you, but it doesn't give you any specific rights.

Its your parents house, and if they want you to move out, guess what, you should start saving your deposit and rent. He is within his rights to ask you to move out; he doesn't need a reason. He doesn't have to give you time to get your **** together, and if he is affording you time to do so, then you should appreciate that.

I find you attitude to be very questionable in the brief paragraph above. Family dynamics aside, you are an adult, time to cut the apron strings.

Plumbthedepths

Dawido wrote:

I am living with my parents at a social house, when they applied for the social house I was young and I don't remember the details but I think they put my name down for the application. Now my father wants me to move out, but due to difficult housing situation and because I haven't done anything wrong I don't want to move out. I did not sign any agreement with the council only my father & my mother. Does anyone knows what right I have as an adult child in this social house and does he have the right to remove me without any reason?

Your parents are the tenants not you. You have no rights time to look for your own house.

Fol20

Your no longer a child both legally, physically and mentally. Im not sure the reasons why your parents want you out(it really doesnt matter in any case), you will need to find a place to rent.

Try daft house sharing to see what you can get.

Your parents might have the best intentions at heart if you still in your teens early 20’s. Sometimes a young adult might need a nudge in the right direction so try not to having a falling out over this.

Meauldsegosha

https://touch.boards.ie/thread/2057965193/3/#post109705919

Where is your wife living?

gibgodsman

Meauldsegosha wrote: »

https://touch.boards.ie/thread/2057965193/3/#post109705919

Where is your wife living?

Yeah, either this guy is a compulsive liar or he is a sponge, apparently has a wife, earns 32k a year with a new job offer of 42k, 15k in savings... still lives at home and complains about being asked to move out? Grow up man, start being an adult, you went through 4 years of college so its not like your that young, min 21/22, I have lived on my own since 17, with fiance since 21, now 25. It can be done

Squatter

Dawido wrote: »

Hey,

I am living with my parents at a social house, when they applied for the social house I was young and I don't remember the details but I think they put my name down for the application. Now my father wants me to move out, but due to difficult housing situation and because I haven't done anything wrong I don't want to move out. I did not sign any agreement with the council only my father & my mother. Does anyone knows what right I have as an adult child in this social house and does he have the right to remove me without any reason?

Thanks

Applicants for social housing must include the name and PPS of everyone who will live in the home on the application form. That's why your parents would have included your details on the form. However, that doesn't give you any right of residence.

The_Conductor

If you have been instructed that you are to leave the country- and haven't already done so- surely this is your main concern- and not trying to establish a right that you have no entitlement to?

L1011

OPs story does not stack up sufficiently to leave this thread open