News about Dawn Gibbons

After being booted out amidst a bitter family feud in court, an 82-year-old grandmother who gave her home to her daughter for "inheritance tax reasons" returns to her house, an elderly grandmother faces homelessness after being booted out. Norma Gibbons (inset) and her daughter Dawn Gibbons (left), 52, lived in upstairs and downstairs apartments in Allfarthing Lane, south London's converted £1.4 million home. Norma had shifted her upstairs apartment into her daughter's name when she first married her in 2004; she had no idea that inheritance tax had been avoided.

The pensioner at the centre of an eviction battle to stop her own daughter kicking her out of her £600,000 flat declared today 'I've worked all my life - where am I supposed to live now?' Norma Gibbons, 82, and Dawn, 52, have been rowing for six years after being denied charges that she had raised her voice to her young granddaughter. The pair live in upstairs and downstairs apartments in a converted house in south London worth a total £1.4 million. They had previously shared Norma's upstairs apartment.

A pensioner, 82, who inherited her house (top inset) to her daughter's benefit tax purposes, is now fighting in court against being kicked out by her after a bitter family feud. Norma Gibbons (left) and her daughter Dawn Gibbons (right), 52, have been rowing for six years after being chastised for rumors that the elder woman had raised her voice to her young granddaughter. The mother and daughter were born in the same £1.4 million converted house in south London, and they had previously owned Norma's upstairs apartment together.