The spouse, children, parents, grandfather, grandmother, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren of the owner of the residential premises who permanently live with them in the residential premises are considered family members of the owner. In exceptional cases, other individuals may be recognized as family members of the owner of the residential premises if they have lived permanently in the premises with the owner with the owner’s consent. Disputes about recognizing a person as a family member of the owner of a residential premises are resolved in court.