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Asking Eric: It’s Becoming Harder to Travel with One Set of Friends
The husband’s son has filled multiple home areas with belongings during a prolonged divorce, despite available local storage and family options, causing household strain.
- A few years ago, a wife reports her husband’s son started storing equipment, tools, bikes, and more in their garage, attic, shed and basement, packing the garage to the ceiling.
- Because the son is in an ongoing divorce, the couple initially felt badly for him when he first told them of his plight and said he could store some things.
- The wife reports the husband’s son usually waits to bring more things when she is not home, despite having other family and friends in the local area he can ask.
- R. Eric Thomas, advice columnist, suggested having a clear conversation and maybe reclaiming one zone—leaving the husband’s son the attic, shed, and basement but taking back the garage.
- The son is expected to leave his marital home and possibly bring more stuff, so R. Eric Thomas advised he get a storage unit to manage his belongings.
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News & RecordAdult son's belongings fill up parents' house amid divorce
Dear Eric: One of my husband's son's is going through an ongoing divorce, many years.
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Asking Eric: Adult son’s belongings fill up parents’ house
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