My Mother-in-Law Took My Gift and Wants Me to Leave Her House

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might also suffer. Eventually, you’ll start arguing over this. Move out as soon as possible—even if it’s a small rented apartment, it’s better to live separately from your mother-in-law.

  • I would prefer one room, in order not stay with mother-in-law. My mother-in-law was very sweet, but I prefer to be alone with my husband.
  • Better to respect yourself and leave her place to enjoy your life alone.
  • Let your mother know what has happened to your birthday present from her and see what happens next. I know what I would do if it was my daughter!
  • If you are living in someone else’s space and are not wanted, you should move. Find an affordable place and make do.
  • Tell your Mum about the bracelet being taken as Payment, get her to bring a copy of the receipt when she comes to visit you. Invite your mother to your in-law’s house and get your MUM TO ASK FOR IT BACK in front of witnesses FIL and your husband, when MIL gets upset, your Mum shows a copy of the receipt and mentions loudly, she has proof of purchase and the police like evidence of ownership, it does really well in COURT with the judge.
  • Here’s the story of another woman whose mother-in-law hurt her daughter’s feelings. Find out more about what happened here.