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Subject: Re: Too small house, new generation

Author:
Anne Briggon

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Date Posted: 04:57:48 02/22/05 Tue
In reply to: Andrea Tolkein 's message, "Re: Too small house, new generation" on 17:42:21 02/21/05 Mon

Our law is the opposite. Here, the oldest child becomes the legal owner when he/she marries and still live in the house. If the oldest child moves out for any other reason than studying, the next child will get the right to the house. So I will not be allowed to offer my oldest daugghter to move back in later on because it would then be one of the twins who desides. Wait, if they are not yet adults I guess we or Lucild (the oldest) would still deside. I must check this...

By the way, we tried to have the youngest inherite the house, but in some families the parents had a surprise baby just before the youngest reached adulthood, so then their youngest was no longer the youngest. Those parents would be dead long before the last baby would be old enough to own the house. I guess this was a problem because of the CAS clinic, some parents were only 15 simdays older than their teen children.

>Ok, well your in a bit of a bind. In our hood we do
>things a bit differently. The youngest kid always gets
>the house and if the youngest decides, he/she can tell
>his older siblings to move out. By law, once a sibling
>has moved out, the parent MUST keep equal relations
>with him/her as with all their other kids. We also
>require that at least one younger sim stays in a house
>until the parents die. You may suggest something like
>this.
>
>You may also have your daughter move out for now but
>as you age, you may try asking her to move back in
>with her family.
>
>::Andrea::

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Too small house, new generation	Anthony	10:28:23 02/22/05 Tue

Re: Too small house, new generation	Andrea Tolkein	07:11:26 02/26/05 Sat