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A couple in New York state is very interested in experiencing empty-nest syndrome so they’re kicking their son out of their house.

Now, a court in Onondaga County is reviewing the case.

Mark and Christina Rotondo say their 30-year-old son, Michael Rotondo, doesn’t pay rent and doesn’t help out.

In several letters, they explicitly told him to get out.


A series of eviction notice letters spanned the month of February.

Letters addressed to Michael expressed that he was their “guest and there is no lease or agreement that gives you any right to stay here without our consent.”



In a letter dated Feb. 18, his parents offered him cash and advice on how to navigate being out of their home.

“There are jobs available even for those with a poor work history like you. Get one — you have to work!” said one letter.


The parents’ warnings of eviction went unheeded so they finally filed motions to have the court remove him from their home.

A court filing shows that Michael wants a judge to dismiss his parents’ request.

The court hearing is set for this week.

http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2018/05/21/parents-30-year-old-son-new-york-eviction-court/?replytocom=373613#respond

This is a result of parents not being parent-y. The downfall of discipline, and the non-respecting of authority.

There was a time where I had to move back home for a short while, I was force to pay something (help with the expenses). I couldn't just stay at home like that. There would have been world war 3 at that house as a result.

This is a result of parents not being parent-y. The downfall of discipline, and the non-respecting of authority.

There was a time where I had to move back home for a short while, I was force to pay something (help with the expenses). I couldn't just stay at home like that. There would have been world war 3 at that house as a result.

Yep, and it's magnified across the country.
When I got out of the army, dad said, "You've got three weeks and you your time is up", I got a job as a maintenance operator for phone booths, from repair to replacement, not glamorous, considering nearly all the damage was in bad neighborhoods, so I was constantly getting ripped off for equipment.
Point is, I was forced to accept whatever I could find, it was definitely a life learning moment, one I'll never regret. (this taught me that I needed to make choices that kept me from having to live in these neighborhoods)

But these parents are enabling failure exponentially, these 'used to be kids, or supposed to be adults, are destined for failure or worse yet, suicide, because they were never given the tools to cope beyond mom and dads nest.

He would most likely seek retribution and kill them both.

I would say they are not out of the woods yet!

Parents win suit to kick 30-year-old deadbeat son out of their house.

https://nypost.com/2018/05/22/parents-win-suit-to-kick-deadbeat-son-out-of-their-house/

OMG, the loser even has a child? Soooo many unanswered questions.