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i'm going to start off a little bit of a doozy here so i do apologize but uh my wife and i

have just recently found out that her parents are asking my wife's uh sisters that are under 18 for money for basic bills.

We don't really know, you know, I've heard in the past you guys say, like, don't say anything

unless they come to you and ask for help or guidance. We're just kind of stuck because,

you know, my sister-in-laws are 10, 12, and then 17.

So I'm just kind of, we're kind of confused on what to do.

How much money do they have?

Well, so my, so the younger sister-in-laws, they were, you know, working over the summer.

So basically what happened was, is, you know, my sister-in-law, as they were, you know, working over the summer. Um, so basically what happened was

is, you know, uh, my sister, my 10 year old sister in law told us that, well, mom and dad kept

saying that we don't have enough money for groceries this month and blah, blah, blah. So I

offered him my $400 that I got from dogs sitting and they took it for groceries.

And then my 17-year-old sister-in-law came over two weeks ago and said that they had quote

unquote borrowed $1,000 from her for bills for last month to cover.

Is this true?

Are they struggling that bad?

I would say so, yes.

It's been talked about, you know, a couple months ago, my wife overheard that they're like

$10,000 short a month.

He, my father-in-law owns his own business, and I know it's been struggling

for quite a while. So I want to put things in order. You hear a sale all the time. You can't help

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