If your mom has homeowners insurance, I'd have her call them if she hasn't already. Sometimes a burst pipe is covered, at least part of it, depending on what happened. If she doesn't have the money to get it fixed, maybe call 211 too and see if they know of any local groups that help seniors or homeowners with emergency repairs.
As for you and the kids, I'd start looking now for any family shelter or temporary housing, even transitional housing and they got a list here at https://www.needhelppayingbills.com/htm ... grams.html, in your area instead of waiting until your mom's house becomes unlivable. Also tell the kids' school what's going on if they're school age. Schools sometimes know about motel programs or other family resources that aren't easy to find on your own.
Reign wrote: ↑Sat Apr 30, 2016 5:27 am Had to move out of my rental home due to the fact that the rental agency failed to tell me that the house was in foreclosure. Me and my 3 kids are currently staying with my mother, but need to move out due to the fact that she has been having issues with a main water pipe leaking in her house. She currently has no kitchen and is in need of getting a few rooms redone due to a burst pipe that has caused water damage to her home.
