My son lives with his father and stepmom. She has access to his bank account — and has a history of embezzlement. How can I get him out of there?
Dear Quentin, My son is 27 years old. He’s very smart. He scored a 32 on his ACT test without cracking the book.
My son lost access to his bank account. He can’t manage to get his account log-in reset. Furthermore, he doesn’t even have a room at his dad’s house; he sleeps on his couch. I have advised him that the amount at most should be divided by the number of adults in the household equally and he should only pay that portion.
Anxiety-related procrastination is a cycle that gets worse over time. It’s not related to laziness or being a bad person or being incapable of doing ordinary tasks; it’s a kind of paralysis that builds up. The more things you haven’t done, the more stuck in the mud you become. The two top priorities are his living situation and bank account. Your son would not be the first person to become overwhelmed with the seemingly endless cycle of being told he has the wrong username or password. Only his cell number should be connected to that account.
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