My mother-in-law of 17 years has always had too much stuff in her house, but as the years go by, it’s getting worse. Her ...

My mother-in-law of 17 years has always had too much stuff in her house, but as the years go by, it’s getting worse. Her basement is a memorial of her children’s old belongings, tools and canning jars ...

In today’s Dear Annie column, a reader worries about her grieving mother-in-law’s growing clutter and how to address safety concerns with compassion.

I’ve tried telling husband this will become his and his sibling’s responsibility and that it’s dangerous for his mother to be living like this.

My mother-in-law of 17 years has always had too much stuff in her house, but as the years go by, it’s getting worse. Her basement is a memorial of her children’s old belongings, tools and canning jars ...

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It’s dangerous for his 75-year-old mother to be living like this. But neither child wants to address it with her.

How do I stay grounded and preserve my independence while figuring out whether this connection is worth pursuing?

I need advice about a situation I never expected. I’m 37, single and mostly happy with my life. Then my new neighbor moved in. He’s charming and easy to talk to, and I realized I’m suddenly aware of ...