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PeggySue2020 Nov 6, 2023
This lady was someone that someone knew. She was paid just so low that you knew something like this would happen.

Ihave informed dh that if I walk in on this kid again “helping” I will just wait in the car. This is a 6 yo who is only there bc their aunt is.

Further, this cg allegedly has this whole house they own and are renting!
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If your inlaws have invited or accepted these people to move in, it’s not abusive. But it IS dangerous, especially with access to all the financial information. It is also a step in ‘accepting’ them as quasi-family, close friends etc, which can be the next step to changing wills and all sorts of other problems.

Perhaps DH could have a talk with his parents about what they are getting out of it. Are they lonely? Is it the company they want? Are the dynamics 'interesting'? Do they feel good about ‘helping’? Why do these people need ‘help’?

It could be time for tours of some particularly nice Senior Living or even Assisted Living places, with lots of activities.
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PeggySue2020 Nov 6, 2023
Yrs, yes and yes. My mil has always been an emotional person and latched on to this kid 37 years ago who was the product of her sons gf but not her son, but that didn’t carry the ramifications here.
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My dh raised that he can’t bring his family to the ccrc where he works and his mom just blew it off. It was to the point where he insisted to go to brother and even brothers wife is really, really concerned.

I’m out as far as the little girl is concerned. Yes she likes to play wait on ppl but I would never ask her for one as the law sees it as child labor. And I live a county over from Alva deer who can talk your ear off about how hard it is to evict, which may be the situation
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