In-Laws Showed Up w/ Their Stuff Right After We Bought A House, Bullied Us On Our Own House Until

[@dearnwalker-s6e]

I am going on 75 and have my own little 2 bedroom house that I love. I flat out refuse to live with my kids even though they wanted me too. I dont sleep much and like to rattle around making a coffee at all ungodly hours of the night and being a little hard of hearing I have the volume up quite high on my computer. Have the music blasting and play games for hours. I am not going to have snot noses telling me to be quiet and go to bed so they can sleep. I am perfectly happy as I am and have a housekeeper come in and do the heavy work for me Perfect.

[@ridgewalker5718]

They tried everything to get them out. They were told to leave and even tried to legally evict them, but the courts would not help and they just straight up refused to leave. In hindsight they should have pushed them out and locked the doors the day they barged in to move in.

[@barbarablack381]

He should have divorced his wife if she couldn't defend her husband and their own home why stay married to her

[@oldbuzzard8536]

Why would you need forgiving?? I would be worried having him at my house at any time after that. He's gearing up to assault your wife and then blame her. He was testing the waters.

[@Doggypaddle8]

@@jensnobel5843 Yeah, it's super messed up that your dad wouldn't give her privacy to get dressed. Then he played the victim when he got kicked out.

[@lunahyacinth6335]

Frankly as soon as they walked through the front door with their things I’d have called cops and asked they be trespassed. Once they are in the home it’s a nightmare even with the legal system

[@marleneperry6972]

People are too soft these days .. sometimes you have to go this far for you own piece of mind.

[@computernerdtechman]

I'm only 8 minutes into this story and I can't understand WHY he didn't just say "NO YOU ARE NOT MOVING IN! LEAVE NOW!" What a spineless wimp.

[@user-hr5pc3rt2n]

Agreed!!

[@TehAnshiTunes]

You must live in a wonderful bubble where toxic people dont exist.

[@computernerdtechman]

@@TehAnshiTunes Toxic people don't exist in my bubble because I have a spine and don't allow them anywhere near me.

[@TehAnshiTunes]

@@computernerdtechman okay Karen. 😊

[@computernerdtechman]

@@TehAnshiTunes I want to speak to your manager!!! 🤪🤪

[@anacheah8981]

So nice having a Doormat Daughter & Doormat Son-in-law.

[@bseelman67]

I think it was funny. Getting people evicted from your house is DIFFICULT, even with the legal documents. I've actually been thinking about selling my own house for the same reason.

[@annem7806]

Brilliant

[@annem7806]

Actually friends had next door neighbors that were renters of that house. They ended up not paying rent to the landlord. The final choice after trying many legal means, they sold the house so new owner could use stronger legal actions, that WORKED.

[@johnacres4666]

It is also possible to return to person or company you bought house from and sell back to them long enough to evict under new owner laws and automatic rights to remodel or do major repairs on house! I know very rich landlords who every time they buy a house they give a 35 day eviction notice! then put up a chain link fence with locks around all of property! Next day have a construction crew remove every door and some windows from the house taking away for repair! Said problem ones they repair water lines! He told me 100% success rate!

[@isaidwhatisaid2750]

Me too 😂😂

[@victormontes7007]

Why is it that your property always belongs to someone else when that person has NO right to it?

[@cindybubbles]

I have a feeling that if OP and his wife told her parents about the sale the parents would just sabotage the sale. What they did was probably the best thing that they could have done given the situation at hand.

[@corytracey8516]

Op should have sacked up and told them they weren't moving in the moment they showed up at his house.

[@thomasbreen3644]

Toss them out

[@lindavaughn-fisher8144]

So proud of y'all!! What a great plan!! Always stand up for yourselves and each other!! Congrats on baby!!!

[@notorioushebrew4793]

These people are to damned passive. They would have gotten out the first day they showed up.

[@bdhu2001]

They never said that they could live with them. They never listened about parking the car. They wouldn’t have listened about moving out

[@amberleeannalee1999]

You take their car keys and permanently keep them on your person so they don’t block u from leaving. Then u physically pack their crap and throw it in said car. Change the locks and never answer the door

[@miscprojects9662]

One of my friend’s parents sold their house because their children wouldn’t get jobs and move out.

[@vaseline69]

my friends aunt did the same thing, her kids were 32 and 37 at the time, she bought a place in Spain and moved there

[@tyffanypoudrier6610]

They did ask them to leave but refused they even got an eviction notice and they still wouldn’t move they should gotten together in the beginning and stood there ground and say no but still might not listen so they did good in the long run congrats on the baby❤❤❤!

[@markkoops2611]

The second they're out for any reason, change the locks

[@JudiLong-lb2vn]

It sounded from the story that they tried going the legal way to have them removed but that them being older gave the inlaws more power to not get removed which I don't get cause they just invited themselves there in the first place. Also from the beginning the daughter n son law should have laid down the law n told them they are in our home so they don't get to tell us what to do. They gave them too much space n allowed them to run over them so a lot is their own fault. My stepson tried that in my home and it didn't go very well for him. Eventually hE left.

[@dogtown1718]

He should have put his foot down and not allowed them to move in.

[@nimisilverbird1239]

Nta. Jackie needs to send them home. Also clearly her parents are losing their minds

[@BralinciaMeadows-c1c]

I don’t blame op for doing that to his in law’s and because they acting like they own the place I don’t blame op

[@laurabenevelli6783]

They did demand that OP’s parents leave but they absolutely refused and even tried to trick their daughter into signing the house over to them. They were vicious and horrible people. They didn’t deserve any of their children or grandchildren in their lives. They would only try to teach their grandchildren how to serve THEM or be hateful, entitled, ignorant and lazy people. Children are better off without grandparents than with grandparents like them. So are OP, his wife and her brother and his family.

[@pc8414]

Amen to that! Preach!

[@antoinettejohnson6251]

Agreed!

[@rebekah.2187]

Sometimes I think these stories are so long that people forget what was said earlier in the story. They did tell them what they wanted. OP said they weren't wanted there and the FIL said he wouldn't be thrown out of his own home. It's not his home! I still don't understand why they kept paying for the upkeep of their own home when they had moved in with OP.

[@corytracey8516]

Yeah that wasn't until the third or fourth update that he said that. If op had grown some balls at the very beginning and said "No you are not moving in with us go back to your own home" it would have ended this whole thing before it started. People forget you don't owe anyone anything not even basic hospitality especially when they've already made it known they don't like you.

[@antoinettejohnson6251]

Good points. I was wondering WHY people were saying that when OP and his wife DID clearly state their wishes on multiple occasions but to no avail. 😠😤😡

[@hvymax]

Maybe OP could drive them to stroke out??? Ghosts would be perfect. Maybe their parents could haunt them for what they are doing???

[@TehAnshiTunes]

For those saying OP and wife are spineless, you obviously didnt pay attention to the story. They asked. They were denied by the courts to legally evict them bc theyre old. And THEN they sold the house.

[@MagnoliaSupreme]

Get to Steppin!!!🎊 🎉

[@johnacres4666]

Found out an Executive refrigerator is actually like the American double wide commercial two/three/four door refrigerator and giant freezer all in one! In Japan they just mean the largest and most expensive !

[@semperinfidel2115]

Thanks for the info. 🍻

[@Doggypaddle8]

Thanks for doing the research for us. Now I'm wondering why someone would give that to someone for a wedding present.? Especially if they were living in an apt. Did they just put it in storage until they bought a house.

[@juliemcgugan1244]

@@Doggypaddle8Gift voucher for the approx amount, so they could choose the model they wanted, maybe?

[@louellacharlton4425]

Some people just can't deal with confrontation. I'm like this until I reach critical mass, then there are no holds barred! This was just a safe way for them to plan and execute getting rid of these nasty problem people. It has to be hard for a child, being raised by such people, to go up against them! Thats why the brother disappeared.

[@dianafrazier2830]

I think OP and his wife did tell them that they wanted yhem to leave and they refused. Parents even tried to get wife to sign papers putting the house in their name. Good luck OP and family. 😻😁😻

[@NessaEllenesse]

Trying to trick their daughter into signing OPs property over to them was the biggest red flag and sign that they knew they were in the wrong

[@pr4115]

op rocks ! that was awesome lmao never would get as far as it did with me ! 😅

[@JackieStults-wg1ko]

Y'all did great job and so funny

[@robertscott6048]

I would have moved them out and back to their house when they were away. Faked the sale with some friends playing the new owners

[@blackbeauty7499]

The fact that the parents were trying to legally stay in ops house is crazy! I would have just put them out and called police but glad they got a fresh start and got away from them.

[@largol33t12]

Do you realize dumb laws protect trespassers in many cities? Otherwise we wouldn't hear about problems like this.

[@Asia-sk8lc]

I would've thrown them in a home.

[@rebeccajohnson8579]

Why are some individuals so weak and spineless? If my parents ever attempted to do that to me, I would have instantly called the police! Sorry, parents or not, NO ONE could infringe on me and my home like that in a one year! They should have packed up their belongings and took them back to their house and let them know, NO WAY can you force themselves on me and my property! In addition, make your plans in case you become needy, to plan to go into a nursing home, because no way would I care for such entitled parent's as these! 'm just SO UPSET listening to this story!

[@marieblyden7512]

This is so dumb. I threw out relatives who showed up begging to stay for 2 weeks until their apartment became available. 2 weeks came and they didn't know when they would get an apartment. I know if you allow someone to stay in your home for 30 days or more, you will have to go to court to get them out. I called the cops and told them my unwanted guests had come for 2 weeks and would not leave because their time was up. They were told to gather their things and leave while the police waited for them to pack. I don't care where they went but I haven't heard from them again.

[@stephaniespc]

This happened to my friend and his boyfriend Their parents moved in while their place was getting fumigated and they called my friends landlord to say they wanted their lease in their names so they can take their apartment..it was insane It wound up being over a month.. They did not want to leave and they felt that they deserved that apartment.. It was crazy Of course the office that only apartments were never going to do that

[@crystalhayes5342]

To be honest sometimes it doesn’t work when you ask a long term visitor to leave. It causes major friction with in the family.Even if you ask to help visitor/ find a place to call their own they will often refuse because of a feeling of belonging. Often it does take a betrayal of sorts to get them to leave. In our case the hurt feelings lasted the remaining days of the visitors life.Sometimes drastic measures are necessary to find peace.

[@Asia-sk8lc]

Pops and Ma wasn't playing when they said "When yall get your own home, we will move in and eat all your food, we will disrespect yall, leave your house a mess, brake and destroy your furniture, watch and see."

[@nimisilverbird1239]

Nta. You didn't ask for roommates and you don't need them either. Throw their stuff out

[@FranklinK123]

As a person who survived family abuse. Sometimes the best thing to do is to get yourself out of the situation.

[@antoinettejohnson6251]

Agreed!

[@bornontherimofchaos]

Out living them is the best revenge of all.

[@jonniegraham499]

Sometimes, the plan to get rid of overbearing houseguests takes extreme measures. Especially AFTER telling the unwanted house"guests" to move back to their own place. OP did the right thing, because Peace is a commodity that has no pricetag.

[@snufflesdarkness]

This was a good story. Not many have small laugh out loud tidbits. Reminds me Everybody Loves Raymond.

[@arifsetiawan9095]

Thank God. My parents and in laws when they come to our rented house, they don't order us to obey them. They think they are just our guest. They stay for a few days and don't do anything absurd.

[@jackiehenry3372]

I know they're Jackie's parents, but I don't understand why she can't say no and stand by him. Let her grow up enough to stand up to her parents, please God. Her parents are not good people. Who ran their marriage for them? Why should they run yours? If you and Jackie stand as a united front then you will have a better life.

[@JaimeMason]

(PAUSE) He said his wife couldn't say no. After that, it was up to him to call & say, "You can't come here." I don't care where you go, but if you come to this house, you WILL NOT be allowed inside.

[@lesliehickey1292]

They traveled the road least resistant. Sometimes the ghost move is the best move. Why give them an opportunity to make things worse?

[@brainfleming8756]

Making a demand for a particular action does not necessarily guarantee those results.

[@Tamz60]

Are you kidding me! They told the parents they wanted them to leave it almost came to fisticuffs! They even got legal papers trying to kick them out! They did exactly what they needed to do when you have to deal with unreasonable people you do unreasonable things to get rid of them! I applaud OP and his wife. About time they grew backbone and did what needed to be done!

[@donadeavera9608]

Why didnt they just take the parents old house and refuse to pY the bills on the new one? Tell them youre going to do that. Watch them chamber back home. Lol.

[@tinachambers1376]

Their credit would be ruined 😊

[@NPRYRS]

This was my first thought 💯‼️❗ both of they're credit would be ruined since OP and wife wouldn't pay bills either BUT would definitely get their attention 😭🤣😅😂

[@atty7697]

They could have signed them up in an old people's home and paid movers to move their stuff. How do you allow someone to force you to sell because they won't leave your house. They're not random strangers but in-laws

[@juliemcgugan1244]

That's not the way things work in the UK (they use the term 'geezer' which is very English, but common also in Wales and parts of Ireland.) You are not just allowed to throw squatters out of your house they are occupying. You've got to go through the court and 'do it legally.' They are far too worried about nonsense like 'violating their human rights.' It is absolutely ridiculous, but the courts would not do anything that may lead public outcry and a possible lawsuit.

[@KDC256]

My mother used to say that it's easy to get people into your house, but it's hard as Hell to get them out. With stories like these I'm leary about having visitors over our house...they may not want to leave!!

[@lisadelgado228]

😂I’m glad I’m outspoken

[@soralinklokidottirprincess10]

As the saying goes “Once you let them in, they’ll never leave.”

[@antoinettejohnson6251]

Sad, but true.

[@GoddessDiv]

Make them sign a document waiving all rights to tenancy.

[@TheDurid1]

27:01 i thought they were told to leave by that point, repeatedly. They stayed anyway, and so were forcibly evicted by the new owners.

[@williamwallace5545]

When they went on vacation they should have packed up their crap and taken it back to their own house. Then change the locks and tell them to go home. I wouldn't have sold my house.

[@tracygardner6318]

They told them they wanted them to move out , OP in-laws simply did not listen. They were hurting their daughters marriage. They deserve to come back to house that was sold. I just feel sorry for the people who moved in.

[@jocelync.aguana3939]

The only time an OP wins with dignity intact!

[@NPRYRS]

How did they claim the house and end up in court with new owners ❓🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 that's the hard part to believe 🤷🏽🤷🏾‍♀️

[@tracygardner6318]

OP’s, mother-in-law and father-in-law are a piece of work they deserve everything they got taking over someone’s house does not even yours is just rude

[@julietesatchell103]

OP, why didn't you call the cops on these fools? You went thru too much from those who disrespected completely.

[@JackieStults-wg1ko]

Your doing the right thing

[@paganifangirl]

What i dont get about this story is how the courts would not allow Op to kick the in laws from his house. They own a home that is presumably their legal primary residence. If they showed that the place was in good condition through pictures and showed ownership through a deed, why would the courts force OP to keep parents in their house? I can see a court hesitating if in laws had no where to go but it would be easy to prove that they would not be homeless if kicked out of Op's house.🤔🤔🤔

[@deem9262]

These stories if true must be from a country other than the US. I am glad that we don't live with our in laws. From my perspective, why not put them out? They have a home. When they left the first time, they could have changed the locks, and moved the in laws stuff back to their home.

[@annem7806]

Manipulative parents are world wide. Think of all the previous things done before they even got to this point. 😪 Yet we, the children are always asked "to be the bigger person". 🖕that, I'm done. At 19yo, I moved from NY to TX to put as much space between us. 60's now & didn't go to her martyr funeral.

[@johnacres4666]

These are Japanese stories translated to English and usually not by someone who understands english very well!

[@juliemcgugan1244]

I suspect that they are in the UK (they use the term 'geezer' which is very English, but common also in Wales and parts of Ireland.) In the UK, you are not just allowed to throw squatters out of your house they are occupying. You've got to go through the court and 'do it legally.' And the courts are far too worried about nonsense like 'violating their human rights.' It is absolutely ridiculous, but the courts would not do anything that may lead public outcry and a possible lawsuit.

[@maddmunkee2]

Parents or no parents, they were probably if not the most intrusive individuals I have ever heard about and it is a wonder that Jackie and her brother turned out to be amazing people from being raised from the likes of their parents

[@blitzwolfmon8297]

Why couldn't they just call the cops to have the in laws removed. Those old folks aren't paying rent and are basically useless rocks. At least furniture is useful.

[@juliemcgugan1244]

That's not the way things work in the UK (they use the term 'geezer' which is very English, but common also in Wales and parts of Ireland.) You are not just allowed to throw squatters out of your house they are occupying. You've got to go through the court and 'do it legally.' Even the police will tell you that. They are far too worried about nonsense like 'violating their human rights.' It is absolutely ridiculous, but the courts would not do anything that may lead public outcry and a possible lawsuit.

[@NessaEllenesse]

I am from America, but given they have their own house how would it abuse their rights?

[@anndennis7163]

The second they arrived assuming they were moving in he should have called the police. In some states there is a time limit that people can be removed from an owner's house.

[@juliemcgugan1244]

It's not just because they are older that the courts hesitate to evict these people from a home that is not even theirs. In the UK (they use the term 'geezer' and that is very common in many places in England and Wales,) it is sometimes very hard to evict squatters through the courts, even drug addicts, homeless people who are just that by choice and by then they will have done significant damage to your home, just out of spite. Anything nice you have there, no matter how hard you have worked to achieve it, is often attacked, out of spite. Vandalized, stolen and broken apart for parts to sell, so they can buy drugs and alcohol. Breaking apart your furniture so they can set in on fire in the fireplace. And the property market is biased in favour of the tenant. It is part of the reason a family member of mine got out of the property market in the UK. His agents, who he paid to run and supervise the property often told him what he 'had' to do for the tenants, not legally or even just to keep them happier, but because 'he had to, that is the way things are done.' He reminded them on more than one occasion that he was aware of what he had to provide by law, what he felt was his obligation to do as a good landlord that was not even legally compulsory, but if they kept coming up with frivolous things he 'had to do' for the tenant, then he'd see if the tenant was willing to pay their salary and continue to employ them when he lost his temper and fired them. It did not shut them up for long. The death knoll came when the laws changed regarding inheritance and how the government would in future (now a reality) tax it. After being taxed on so many things, now hard working class people in the later stages of their lives had to now contend with the government's new ideas about what would happen to their estate, if they died, despite what their will stated. Property, bank accounts, collectors items, vehicles, any other belongings of the deceased would now be assessed to ascertain value and before the family members could inherit anything, they have to pay up to 40% of the value of the estate, to the government. In advance, as well! You could not sell any of the estate in order to come up with this figure; it had to be paid, before any of the estate could be distributed in accordance to the decedent's wishes. The government of the country has become so corrupt that it is rifling through the pockets and coffins of dead people, who have worked hard and faithfully paid the MANY taxes they are obliged to, their whole lives, while their widows/widowers are sometimes without any money to survive, waiting for the estate to come to them, so they can feed themselves. This is the reason I could never see my future in a country run by such corrupt parasites.

[@alicedavis4847]

Best way to handle this don't criticize until you've been there

[@robinjameson4261]

I guess in a situation like that they should probably have it to wear. they ship all of their riches into a separate country before they die, then have it to where the deed is red in those separate countries with laws that actually are not draconian

[@tamakunminnip2117]

People could probably get around that by giving the stuff to the person they want it to go to before they die. I know this won't always work but those with close families and friends could probably pull it off. In America people have done similar things to prevent a black sheep family member from contesting the will.

[@robinjameson4261]

@@tamakunminnip2117 they will still contest the will. they'll just say that the person wasn't of sound mind when they did this and they were manipulated and then used that to sue even though they knew perfectly well that the person was a sound mind

[@williamlouie569]

In laws are what you would call uninvited guests. They came to visit and never leave!

[@christophersmith9237]

IMOHO, what OP and his wife did was within lawful means. I know that those ornery oldsters weren't going to respect OP and Jackie, but they demanded respect while foisting themselves to being squatters/freeloaders (and abusive to both of them), feeling that they were entitled to live there because of their daughter With the past history of theirs, being abusive to their children, raising them in their psychotically standpoints, and influenced by many dubious forms of childrearing (I blame Pat Pulling, lying religious leaders, and charlatans claiming to be honest research experts), isn't that any more reason their kids want to put considerable distance between themselves and their parents? What the newlyweds did was nothing short of what you'd see from Revenge Films, Monirobo, Gossip City, and Trouble Busters... but one better: make them someone else's problem. The newlyweds couldn't have the meanness to evict the toxic parents-in-law, but when someone else had the pair trespassed, they couldn't play the "but-we're-family" card with someone who isn't related to them.

[@kellibear45]

why didn't they just change the locks the first time they went out? i would have called the cops about crazy people trying to break into my house! or you could drive them out by walking around naked, having parties several times a week with VERY LOUD music, get a couple of very big harry dogs and some cats since they don't like them. get a few reptiles too! maybe set some mice loose in their room, turn on the hot water full blast when they get in the shower, invite over a bunch of biker types with lots of tattoos, have them sit right next to granny, the possibilities are endless, use your imagination!! also, take the remote to the tv or just take the tv to your room, lol... everytime gramps fires up his pipe, hit him with the extinguisher! better yet, keep hiding his pipe/tobacco! throw away their decorations and either tell them they were just too ugly and tacky to look at everyday or act like you don't have a clue what they are talking about? maybe they need to get checked for dementia! maybe you and your wife should cook just enough for the 2 of you and your kids. tell them, sorry, we are not running a restaurant! idk why op would move while the old geezers were on vacation when all he had to do was change the locks???

[@juliemcgugan1244]

That's not the way things work in the UK (they use the term 'geezer' which is very English, but common also in Wales and parts of Ireland.) You are not just allowed to throw squatters out of your house they are occupying. You've got to go through the court and 'do it legally.' The courts are far too worried about nonsense like 'violating their human rights.' It is absolutely ridiculous, but the courts would not do anything that may lead public outcry and a possible lawsuit.

[@rickyritardo]

The inlaws should NEVER have been allowed to move in. So much easier to prevent problems than it is to fix problems

[@glitterstudent7066]

They did tell them exactly what they wanted. The in laws refused to leave.

[@valeriewilleto5583]

Holy double styx, why go through all that? Just kick them out, its called getting in their faces and tell them to GET OUT!? Why would that be so hard?

[@umbra9273]

OP was in the right. The in-laws lost any modicum of respect when they tried to get their daughter to sign over the house to them.

[@NessaEllenesse]

I don't understand why OPs in laws think they can invade their daughter's home especially when they have their own place.

[@mittz7488]

I get it I would never want animals living with me. But they were cowards first of all. He should’ve told them know when they first said they were moving in grow some balls and quit running away from problems and causing problems for others.

[@MT-of9dx]

What is the problem in just saying, NO. They can't move in if you don't let them. Stupid is as stupid does. Who's house is it? How can you allow someone take over your house.

[@robinjameson4261]

The wife was the one who originally left them in. by the time they were in they were able to sink their hooks in and even the law wasn't able to pry them loose

[@nilianstroy]

@@robinjameson4261 the law could have easily thrown them out.

[@robinjameson4261]

@@nilianstroy if it had been done initially, perhaps, but in the story they did say that they attempted to actually use the law but because of their status and age they weren't able to get them out with the law

[@nilianstroy]

@@robinjameson4261 their age and status would definitely be taken in account, but that would have been in favour of op, if they claimed they couldn't take care of themselves, that would mean op could be allowed to sell the parents house to send them to a supported place.

[@robinjameson4261]

@@nilianstroy I'm not actually talking about a hypothetical. I'm just talking about what the story specifically said they said they tried to actually involve the law and the law basically said screw you because of the parent's age.

[@gaylegoodman9097]

I have to admit, as always being a low income person, after losing my last job, I currently don’t have any income, until SS kicks in during December. I am so fortunate that my older sister invited me to live with her, taking me in when I needed her. I’m 66, and she is 73. She owns a house, and we are working to pay it off. But, I believe, even though my kids don’t know this, with them struggling to make their way in their world, I certainly do not expect them to pay my way. Sure, I took care of them while they were growing up, but that was my responsibility. They didn’t ask to be born, and, personally, I don’t automatically expect them to take care of me. Wherever I end up, it’s my own responsibility, and not theirs. As, I said, they don’t know I feel this way, and they do what they can to help, installing security equipment, researching what car we should buy, etc. To me, they have a right to live their best life, which is the best gift I may give them.

[@maryjohns4971]

They tried that and they wouldn't leave

[@HoneyBeeCrafts]

Good thing babies won’t ever ask about grandparents if it’s never mentioned.

[@mpmansell]

The bathroom incident should jave been used to get them out. Id have called the cops and claimed sexual assault.

[@norawhite6612]

It now on update six😁👍

[@robertx8020]

This happens when an abusive person has a relation with an even more spinless partner and are victims of abusive parents!

[@JaimeMason]

(PAUSE) They have their own house, call the police & force them out. I wouldn't give a d**n how it looked to the police or anyone else.

[@redconvoy]

I would have told her no. It's our house and I have a say in this!

[@geraldinejavier8932]

Tell me why is it as soon as you get married that you have to take care of your parents? They still have plenty of time ahead of them to live without children in it. My parents said that they were happy when I moved out and got married because they could do whatever they wanted and didn’t have to worry about me anymore.

[@jackiehenry3372]

Move away, to another place far enough away that they can't come.

[@donadeavera9608]

My ex and I moved from Boston to Denver to get away from his mil. My fil told him to be careful because I would kill him for his insurance. Them, maybe. Lol.

[@MrMakoykulet]

Imagine coming up with something so stupid as to changing your entire life 180 degrees just to be a doormat

[@katyngah-ere4942]

I’m sick and tired of all these doormat stories

[@michaelmathes1991]

Another reason why I'm single. Married once with the mother-in-law from hell.

[@tracyrieonhall7434]

Your wife doesn't owe her parents anything so since they had the nerve to sell their home then they can either go to a nursing home or fend for themselves because you need your own space

[@SherryClemens-po3ur]

Find estranged bother and ask if he needs a place to stay😅

[@Ktamsor2]

As hell no! where do these people come from? You don't just move into someone elses house and acting like you own it. My mom did that and I kicked her to the curb!

[@tracyrieonhall7434]

As soon as they said that they wanted to move on I would've told them hell no. It's my home and I worked hard for it and your sure as hell won't impose yourself in it. No way in hell that they would come in and disrupt my home especially since they have their own. As soon as they pulled up I would've told them oh hell no you're not moving in here so take yourself back to your home this is my home and you don't rule anything here also just because you're old you don't get a pass!!!!

[@nicerperson1]

I really hate these stories were the poster is unable to say just NO! - try moving into my house without permission and I would physically throw you out before calling the cops.

[@juliemcgugan1244]

That's not the way things work in the UK (they use the term 'geezer' which is very English, but common also in Wales and parts of Ireland.) You are not just allowed to throw squatters out of your house they are occupying. You've got to go through the court and 'do it legally.' They are far too worried about nonsense like 'violating their human rights.' It is absolutely ridiculous, but the courts would not do anything that may lead public outcry and a possible lawsuit.

[@beebee0417]

They wasted an opportunity when the brother took the terrorists for the weekend, they should have packed their bags and took them to their OWN HOUSE, then lock the door and refuse to open it.

[@JackieStults-wg1ko]

So funny and glad you did great job and so funny

[@naturalPaths]

I wonder what country this story takes takes place in. If it’s the US, there’s no excuse - because law enforcement. Culture may be a reason, but it’s not an excuse.

[@oldschooler85]

Assuming this actually happened, when the in-laws went on vacation why not just pack up their crap and change the locks?

[@robinjameson4261]

they already said why they couldn't just change the locks. they tried to go through legal court measures to get them kicked out and apparently the law sided with the parents because they were old. the only thing they have left was to sell it so it wasn't theirs anymore and thus the parents had no right to it

[@shelleyzaragoza2195]

Wants the legal system failed to removed the parents out of the house. They had to come up with a better way to get their lives back on track as a couple. Even it was to sell the house to have them trespassing on the new owners. Her parents done it on their own inviting themselves to stay at their daughters home. When neither one could have stop it.

[@sherrywoodruff61]

In laws have a home why'd they want to up set the daughter happiness, they need to enjoy the golden years 😮

[@pt4242]

grow a backbone and throw them out

[@DaWhiteWolffie]

WHY did they let these people into their house to begin with??

[@scottsommer9843]

"You should have told them instead of embaressing them." Did they not hear the entire story? It seems like they tried talking to them multiple times and the in-laws wouldn't listen. Sounds like they didn't even contribute to the house hold...nit even monetarily. You can't "explain" or "talk" to people like that. I know because my family is the same way. They are so narcissistic that they will word play their way into blaming someone else for their bad choices.

[@evelynberrios8164]

Although what you did was not kosher, I understand why. You tried talking it out and everything you tried didn’t work. Perhaps have your wife send them a letter explaining that the took over your home, your privacy and most of all you couldn’t invite friends to your own home. For that reason you are cutting ties with them. Congratulations on your bundle of joy. Perhaps you can find another home somewhere farther. Create a business and buy the home under that business. Receive your mail in a post office box. This will allow both of you to remain anonymous. Enjoy with your precious bundle. Counseling would be appropriate as your life needs to be protected.

[@robertx8020]

Btw there is NO reason to respect ANYONE (not even your direct family ) when they don't respect YOU! These leeches needed to be kicked out ..the mom verbally, the dad litterly! Note: WTF? "they should have tried to talk to them and demanded them to leave""?? They ff tried that and even the police more or less was on the parent's side! NO! What they did was 100% ok ..and it worked so ..who cares Btw this does make me feel this story is not playing in the US!