Asking Eric: Introduction of a Child Changes Dynamic for Longtime Housemates

Asking Eric: My daughter’s roommate had to take custody of a child. Should she stay or go?

Dear Eric: My 40-year-old daughter has been living in a house with a very nice older, recently retired gentleman for about 10 years. He has an adult son and daughter-in-law who are drug addicts.Recently, because of domestic violence in front of their 4-year-old child, the daughter-in-law was arrested and has an order of protection to stay away from her husband.

Asking Eric: Introduction of a child changes dynamic for longtime housemates

She is not getting adequate sleep due to the grandson’s health issues during the night. She is wondering what she should do.

Asking Eric: She needs her sleep, and now her housemate has taken in a child

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Asking Eric: My daughter’s living situation is affecting her well-being

Dear Eric: My 40-year-old daughter has been living in a house with a very nice older, recently retired gentleman for about 10 years. He has an adult son and daughter-in-law who are drug addicts.

Asking Eric: Great house-sharing situation is upended when 4-year-old grandson is added to the mix

Dear Eric: My 40-year-old daughter has been living in a house with a very nice older, recently retired gentleman for about 10 years. He has an adult son and daughter-in-law who are drug addicts.

Asking Eric: A talk is the right path forward

Dear Eric: My 40-year-old daughter has been living in a house with a very nice older, recently retired gentleman for about 10 years. He has an adult son and daughter-in-law who are drug addicts.