So now, with his in-laws angry at him, he has been wondering if telling his sister-in-law she was no longer allowed at his house was the best way to handle the situation or not.
Can you believe his sister-in-law was trying to take money from his children? If your kids revealed the same thing had been going on in your house, how would you have felt? Do you think he had a right to kick his sister-in-law out or not? How would you have handled this situation?
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