Jewels53
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Now Stretton has offered to move out, according to ABC News, but under her conditions. Stretton called the family's attorney late Saturday night "and said she could be out by July 4," Marcella Bracamonte said on "Good Morning America" Sunday. But Bracamonte said that won't work for her family because they plan to be out of town.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/06/29/us/california-nanny-squatter/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
The home owners may want to reconsider on not being there when the nanny wants to move out. This may be the only chance they have to get rid of her. imo