Parents go to court to evict 30 year old son

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Camillus, NY -- Two Camillus parents are going to state Supreme Court to force their 30-year-old son out of the family residence.

"After a discussion with your Mother, we have decided that you must leave this house immediately," father Mark Rotondo wrote his son, in a letter filed with the court.

But son Michael isn't going anywhere without a fight.

The parents' lawyer, Anthony Adorante, said today that the couple is having trouble with their son and didn't know any other way to get him out. The couple declined comment for this story.

Michael has, so far, ignored their demand to leave, according to the court complaint.

https://www.syracuse.com/expo/erry-2018/05/ec96feccdd8142/camillus_parents_go_to_ny_supr.html#incart_m-rpt-1

[Demovictory9]

1. they are giving him $1100 and advice on how to live

[bettyellen]

5. OMG, sitting around with no future and a bunch of weapons....

[lunasun]

8. And his other valuable besides weapons to sell includes a

stereo

[smirkymonkey]

10. Why am I thinking this might not have a very happy ending?

I fear for his parents. I really hope he leaves without incident.

[malaise]

15. Parents must be terrified that he will use the weapons

on them.

[maxsolomon]

2. cut off his access to the incel reddit

and he'll have nothing to do

[BannonsLiver]

3. This is a ringing endorsement for not having children.

My God, son. Grow up.

[RandiFan1290]

4. Occupy

[Louis1895]

6. Sell your weapons!

I hope that is not an ominous note...

[rurallib]

7. Maybe they should move in the middle of the night

and not tell the kid where they went?

[former9thward]

11. And abandon the house they own?

It may be the biggest asset they have. Why should they be on the street?

[LisaL]

12. Well, exactly.

It's their house. Why in the world should they move out?

[rurallib]

13. Sell it, don't tell the kid until the moving van pulls up

take it easy folks, it was supposed to be a humorous comment.

[joshcryer]

16. That would have been viable before it hit the courts.

But as soon as any court documents went out and he claims to be an occupant of the house, it changes matters significantly.

I suspect the family didn't expect him to fight or or be able to fight it so they just evicted him. Once that happened the guy had a lot of options and has kept it tied up in the courts since.

[WhiskeyGrinder]

9. This is sad.

[joshcryer]

14. Agreed, the dude has been fighting in the courts since September.

Obviously an intelligent person who probably lacks social skills and has anxiety for living / working in the real world. The family has been trying to get rid of him but I suspect he's fighting it because he doesn't know what else to do. Here's hoping he doesn't snap.

[dflprincess]

17. I saw this movie

Matthew McConaughey played the son.

[hunter]

18. In my matriarchal family grandmas and great grandmas dealt with shit like that.

One way or another, you won't be here in the morning, and don't forget the sheriff-CORONER is a friend of mine.

Not a good thing.

As a kid I used to watch fascinated as my great grandmas cut up fish, birds, and small mammals for dinner faster than I could follow their hands. No way in hell I'd ever cross them.

In my Star Trek utopia any adult children gone horribly wrong get public housing and mandatory counseling that's much preferable to any alternative.

I put my own parents through hell, quitting high school with occasional bouts of homelessness and other horrors I mostly shielded them from, but I was so damned affable and very white that most of the time even the graveyard shift cops found me a pleasant diversion from their usual sordid 2 o'clock in the morning duties.

Once upon a time a kind policeman was taking me home instead of the more reasonable jail or hospital ER. I don't recall the hour, but it was late and when we got to the studio apartment I shared with another guy we heard some very loud sex. The cop pounded on the door anyways and when my roomy's disheveled girlfriend answered the door he shoved me forward and asked her if I lived there. I was afraid she'd say NO!, but she hesitated and said yeah, and the cop left me there. My roomy and his girlfriend were not happy to see me. It's possible I hadn't been around for a week or two, since I had a habit of living in the computer lab and sleeping wherever. Officially I was living out of a university P.O. box.