Siblings waiting for parents to die? 19 January 2016 at 2:10AM in Over 50s MoneySaving 14 replies 6.6K views

sebastianj

siblings haven't left home and staying putt, how does one make them leave? seems they have no intention to leave .
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GwylimT

Why are you so concerned about where they live?

Pollycat

Surely it's up to your parents to 'make them leave'?

Do they even want them to leave?

Enterprise_1701C

My brother in law is still with his parents. He helps them a lot and I really do not think they would be able to live at home without his help.

Pollycat

I'm not sure if the OP is just having a rant (if so, wrong board) or really wants advice to help his parents evict his siblings.

If it's the latter, he needs to provide much more information before anybody can provide any help at all.

lisa110rry

Or the OP could be one of the parents? I realise siblings normally refers to one's sister or brother, but if a step-parent one might refer to them as the siblings...just a thought.

Pollycat

lisa110rry wrote: »

Or the OP could be one of the parents? I realise siblings normally refers to one's sister or brother, but if a step-parent one might refer to them as the siblings...just a thought.

Well if the OP doesn't come back with more information, we'll never know, will we. :cool:
I think this thread is a dead duck.

scotsbob

sebastianj wrote: »

siblings haven't left home and staying putt, how does one make them leave?

Keep the heating turned down, put the TV in storage, buy a mobile phone and wifi blocker, play classical music at high volume, invite born again Christians round to explain salvation to them, put a lock on the fridge, refuse to do their washing.


I'd give it a month at the outside.




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POPPYOSCAR

Have your parents been complaining or is it just you?

carefullycautious

scotsbob wrote: »

Keep the heating turned down, put the TV in storage, buy a mobile phone and wifi blocker, play classical music at high volume, invite born again Christians round to explain salvation to them, put a lock on the fridge, refuse to do their washing.


I'd give it a month at the outside.




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Hysterical :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

ChemistDude

I had the opposite. My parents moved in with me and my wife!