This girl is what's wrong with America today. These punk kids think they are owed something. It just blows my mind how kids think they are entitled to anything, except for a belt across the ass. That's all I was entitled to when I was growing up.
Rachel Canning, 18, didn’t like her parent’s rules and left home to live with a friend. It’s the old “live under my roof, live with my rules” phenomenon every parent has a right to demand of their adult children living at home.
Most young adults either suck-it-up or move out. Canning decided to deal with it another way. She turned around and sued her own parents for $654 a week and attorney’s fees! Her parents agreed to pay her college tuition and let this all slide if she just moved back home.
Instead, the case went forward, ending up in front of a county judge today. Unfortunately, the judge’s ruling was mixed: the judge denied Canning’s request for back and future payment (duh), but insisted the parents not touch the college fund until April when a tentative hearing may take place to figure out that angle (not so good).
To me, (legally anyway) this is about property rights. If you can vote, get drafted, get married, gamble, or go to jail for your crimes, your parents don’t owe you their property anymore, especially if you refuse to abide by your parent’s rules! That’s cold, but that’s life. Actions beget consequences.
Adult children suing parents for cash in this case is ridiculous. The judge should have done the right thing and told her to go get a job if she wants college paid for. My kids know, if they want their college paid for they better get a loan or scholarships. My money is my money.
These parents have a right to save for their retirement. Is she going to support them when they get old, I don't think so. I feel sorry for her parents and any kids she squats out.
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NJ Girl Sues Parents for Their Property
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