What kind of mental problems does my brother-in-law have?

My brother-in-law has long been known to have undiagnosed mental problems—he is paranoid and delusional. On this visit he cornered whomever he could to blather about why the apocalypse is coming, and about socialism and the Federal Reserve. He also constantly wore a fanny pack. I tried to keep our young children away from him.

What happens when you break up with a friend?

The shattering of friendship groups is not uncommon in acrimonious splits, says Clarke. When things become really nasty, people may shun both parties. “If a choice appears necessary, or when things become uncomfortable, people generally decide not to see either one.” But that’s not the only reason friends abandon ship.

What should I do if my brother is carrying a gun?

I hope your husband uses what influence he has to get his brother to a doctor. Your husband could let the rest of your family know that he doesn’t want his children around firearms, so that future visits may be in jeopardy if the brother continues to show up carrying a weapon.

Is it possible that Jason could be your son in law?

How the world has changed when it’s possible that Jason could one day be your son-in-law, despite his total lack of interest in your daughter. Anyone who’s ever had both a basement and teenagers should know that the most innocent walk down those steps could mean stumbling upon scenes of naked writhing.

What’s the relationship between my brother in law and his wife?

My husband’s brother and his wife recently separated after 20 years of marriage and 3 children. My brother-in-law has already moved on and has told the family within weeks of his divorce being final he will be marrying his new girlfriend. Here is my concern:

Is there anything wrong with a brother in law divorce?

Divorces create split loyalties in families, churches, neighborhoods, and pretty much anywhere there are humans. There is nothing wrong with you relating more to your sister-in-law’s experience in the same way your husband connects more naturally with his brother.

Who gets the house when an unmarried couple splits up?

Often a partner who has contributed less financially (say, to the down payment) believes that he or she chipped in something else of equivalent value to the property, such as labor to fix up the house.

My brother-in-law has long been known to have undiagnosed mental problems—he is paranoid and delusional. On this visit he cornered whomever he could to blather about why the apocalypse is coming, and about socialism and the Federal Reserve. He also constantly wore a fanny pack. I tried to keep our young children away from him.