Advice from Annie Lane.
: My sister is eight years younger than I am. She was homeless, so my older sister took her and her grown son to live with them. “Laura” works at a plant-related business and makes minimum wage. Her grown son is an alcoholic and does not work anywhere. He forces Laura to buy him cigarettes and alcohol. When he is not drinking, he is a very hard-working and reliable person. As soon as he gets money from his mother, he buys alcohol and the cycle continues.
She has ruined my older sister’s bedroom mattress and also a downstairs couch. She just covers the couch with another cushion in hopes my older sister will not notice the wet area. The chickens are in a wire pen, and Laura does not even feed or water the chickens or collect the eggs. The three geese were started in a crate, until they outgrew the crate and were put into an outdoor portable chicken coop on wheels, which is moved every few days.
My younger sister is a very serious hoarder and will not get rid of anything. This is more than my older sister can take. How can my older sister evict my non-paying younger sister and her alcoholic son?You are correct to see this as serious. There are many issues going on at once. Your sister has to evict her younger sister. You can’t have someone urinating all over the house. It is a violation of all health standards and will damage the value of your sister’s property.
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