(Your older sister) needs to seek the help of an attorney if your younger sister will not clean up her act.
DEAR ANNIE: 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.
They have two dogs, some laying hens and three female geese. One of the dogs is very old and has teeth that are rotten and falling out. The dog smells dreadful. The other dog is in a crate in the garage about 23 hours a day. 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? -- Very Serious
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