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Re: protecting farm, and assets


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Posted by oldtanker on January 07, 2013 at 23:35:48 from (66.228.255.239):

In Reply to: protecting farm, and assets posted by Dave from MN on January 07, 2013 at 11:01:51:

I with a few of the other guys.

If he didn't buy the car and he isn't paying gas, insurance and repairs/maintenance takes his keys. If he did buy the car and is paying for the above.....take his keys! I watched my father in law enable his sons. By the time my oldest was 5 I told my wife that we were not buying the kids any cars.....and I didn't. Only had problems with one kid thinking he was a race car driver. He had been driving about 2 months when I pulled his driving privileges. Here in MN he had to have me sign for him to get a car or insurance (insurance is a contract, at the time you had to be 18 to sign a legally binding contract). So he rode the bus his last 2 years of HS. Seen too many kids who were given cars cause it was convenient for the parents to have them drive. You are a parent, life isn't supposed to be convenient or easy until after they move out! If he takes the car without your consent call the cops and report it stolen. Don't back down. Make sure the wife knows whats going on and just tell her unless she wants to visit him through bars or bury him she has to go along. And yea I know what I'm talking about. We raised 7 kids who are all making it on their own and have never called me "dad I'm in jail" or had a cop knocking on my door to tell me they are in the morgue. You and your wife need to grow up and deal with this NOW. Before he kills himself or others......like me or my kids or my grand kids. I live in MN too. He has no right to endanger my family.

Rick


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