Grieving widow pleads with landlord to end late husband's tenancy

A Lamenting widow has begged a landowner to end her late spouse's continuous occupancy so the family can at last deal with their misfortune,

five months after he died.

Chloe Reid Williams wedded spouse Tim in 2011, and had 10 years together before Tim, 45,

became unwell and moved into a leased home close by so he was as yet ready to see his significant other and two kids Rough and Mali.

Tim tragically died in August 2022, and Chloe trusted that after her better half's

demise she would simply eliminate his possessions from the home and the occupancy would reach a conclusion.

Tim Williams with child Rough and little girl Mali. Credit: Chloe Reid Williams

In any case, the 47-year-old educator was dazed when she was educated that there was a no break statement

- really intending that despite the fact that Tim had died, the tenure would keep on running.

Mum-of-two Chloe has been left shattered by this news and says she has begged both Tim's

property manager and the letting specialists to end the agreement as it is the "ethically right thing to do".

At the point when he moved into the property in May 2022, Tim paid for a year forthright

, however, Chloe has said she finds being in the level upsetting as her better half died in the home.

She affirms that she has told the letting specialists this yet her requests have not been paid attention to.

Talking today, Chloe said: "My significant other passed on in August last year - he had paid a year's lease ahead of time.

"He passed on in the level so I've focused to the landowner how troubling the circumstance is and the way that I need it off my mind.

"I have two small kids and an undeniably challenging time monetarily now.

Chloe and Tim on their big day in 2011. Credit: Chloe Reid Williams

"I said I will try and cover the office charges associated with re-letting the property yet was told no.

"All the organization has said is that the property manager says no.

"The property is simply sitting vacant and I have let them know I can't be dependable

for keeping up with it in the chilly climate as I can't bear to keep it warmed.

"I view it excessively troubling as there [at the home of my youngsters' dad]. Tim was an extraordinarily cherishing father.

"My better half's garments are as yet hanging in the closet there.

I've let them know I can't confront moving the garments obviously I would get them taken out assuming the landowner said he would end the agreement.

"The organization hasn't helped in any case it's the landowner's choice to clutch the cash while the level sits void.

"They haven't shown any sympathy for my circumstance, that is without a doubt."