Dear Eric: I am a concerned parent seeking guidance regarding the financial situation involving my adult daughter and her long-term partner.
My daughter is 30 years old and involved in a serious relationship with her 31-year-old boyfriend. They have been together for over six years. Due to job challenges in the city they initially moved to, she returned to live at home with me.
Despite living with me, she continues to pay half of the boyfriend’s rent. This arrangement has persisted for 18 months now, leaving her unable to contribute to household expenses.
Her commitment to maintaining financial support for her partner, despite her return home, is perplexing. I am unsure how to address this issue or encourage her to reprioritize her financial obligations.
Seeking advice to manage a practical approach to finances within family dynamics is essential.

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