Katharina Buczek
And it appears that her sister-in-law was not down with that– which is why her sister-in-law decided not to move out after all.
On top of that, her mother-in-law was also out of that loop and even more confused– mainly because why would her sister-in-law choose to stay with her and her husband if they really were making life so miserable?
Anyway, since finding out about all of these lies, she and her husband have been furious. They really hate drama and also do not want her relationship with her in-laws to continue to be tarnished.
So, after her sister-in-law moves out, she is planning on going no contact.
She also does not want her sister-in-law living with them anymore. However, her father-in-law and mother-in-law do not live nearby, and there is no other family that could take her sister-in-law in.
In turn, she has now been left wondering if giving her sister-in-law a sixty-day move-out notice would make her a jerk or if it is the most reasonable way to handle this situation.
Does it seem like her sister-in-law is acting like a teenager? Do you believe she and her husband gave her sister-in-law a good chance to turn her life around? Why do you think her sister-in-law kept lying about what she and her husband were doing? If you were in her shoes, would you also give a sixty-day move-out notice?
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