Should i give a job to my aunt ?
926487
Get a job which can blow you and her mind.
731122
I would be honest with her and tell her that she has not yet paid you back to 200.00 and therefore you are not able to give her any more money....she is treating more of a gift than a loan unfortunately.
475490
Great-Aunt is the proper usage.
218149
Yes, I would.\n\nBut I'd still take the job.\n\nBeing able to care and pay for my family and to allow myself and them to have a good lifestyle would be more important than knowing I was hired because I'm a woman or black.
107526
I don't suggest that you loan money to family members under any circumstances. If you wish to give your mother a gift, by all means, do so.
450848
Don't you think that as a mother, your first priority is not to allow her to push you into getting her a job, but to concentrate on her studies?\nAt this age, if she concentrates too much on jobs instead of studies, she's not going to make a better life for you and herself in the future.\n\nMaybe you can try out giving her simple part-time jobs, like with the neighbours, something that can earn her a bit of pocket money, instil responsibility in her, and have flexible timings so that she can concentrate on her education.\nLike dog-walking, or lawn-mowing, gardening, etc.\n\n\nJenova\n(d.yuffie@gmail.com)
1027865
They are definitely co-executors.  She will not be allowed to take any action without his consent because the probate court will not allow it.  \n\nI suggest that your father get an attorney to help with this problem.  You will need one anyways to file in probate and get everything filed, etc.  Also, you can tell your aunt that if tries to argue that in court she is going to loose in a miserable way.
332214
It's up to the Aunt what she wants to do. Child Services can be contacted and the kids could be put into foster homes. Running the risk of all being seperated. But unless she's the appointed caregiver for these kids, she's not obligated to take care of them. It's all a matter of how she feels. If it were one of my sisters, I wouldn't hesitate to help her children. But I also know that she wouldn't expect me to do it.
228119
Don't get jealous. She could be talking to her Aunt.
88421
Tell her how you feel about what she's doing. Tell her first, then if she doesn't change, tell your aunt. If she STILL doesn't change, you shd have nothing more to do with her.
470487
I guess so if shes giving a BLO JOB hahaha
953507
I've never seen anyone tell their family they have to pay to go to a family dinner. Its supposed to be a festive time. We have in the past divided what we were having and had people make different things or bring other items like drinks. \nIf I were you, I'd call your aunt and ask her if she'd rather you help make something rather than pay to go to dinner. Either that or provide a receipt to show you that she actually spent the money because I would feel uncomfortable going if she was just trying to make a profit off of her family... like charging for her labor and rental of her house.
530778
It depends on the situation. I would probably call her first, and ask her if it would be ok for you to send your resume...
879003
Have the decency to tell her the truth. If she gives you a hard time tell her to get in touch with her brother. It may be awkward for you...but it can be worse to let her take advantage of your generosity.
928842
Let her know that you will not get the money until you turn age 35. It will give you more time to learn how to judge the intentions of this one and others. Do not broadcast you inheritance to any more people!
975916
Seems like you two really hit it off quickly, so why not. \nIf your comfortable asking and she accepts, there shouldn't be a problem. Of course run it by your family first to see what they think.
694493
Hmmm... it's a tough one! I'm not sure. If this is a real situation and you really like the woman then I don't think difficult teenage years should be something you're THAT worried about now - I mean the teenage years are always going to be hell on earth regardless of who the parents are.. and I speak as a 20yr old who came from a nuclear family...\nBut, incidentally, my Aunty is of a different ethnicity (and has dark skin, brown eyes, black hair...) to either of my grandparents and thus looked completely different to them, as she was adopted (back in the day when they let an all 'white' family adopt a 'black' kid - they might worry about the effect on the kid a bit more these days...) and although I'm not entirely sure on her feelings on the issue, it seems like one of her biggest worries as a teenager was the embarrassment at having such OLD parents!  - She was adopted after my mum and other aunties and uncles were in their late teens and stuff, so my grandparents would've been a tad older than the parents of the other kids at her school...