Dear Annie: My husband works in the family business alongside his father, his brother-in-law, and sometimes his brother and ...

In today's Dear Annie column, Annie hears from a frustrated wife who is tired of her in-laws trying to butt in on family time ...

My son-in-law, her ex-husband, is the one who allows us to see our three granddaughters. Since their divorce, my daughter has ...

In a recent Dear Annie column, a reader's husband is sticking by their prenuptial agreement decades later, even though she's ...

On Sundays, we take our children out to eat, and we plan family activities and vacations with just the four of us. These ...

DEAR FRUSTRATED BUT FIRM: Stop feeling guilty for living your life. Parents are entitled to private family time without the ...

Dear Frustrated but Firm: Stop feeling guilty for living your life. Parents are entitled to private family time without the ...

"The problem is, his family makes us feel guilty for having these moments without them. They say things like, 'You go out to eat every weekend,' as if it’s wrong that we don’t invite them along." ...

What is the best way to respond when family tries to make us feel selfish or guilty for putting our little family first?

But here’s the truth: You cannot change your daughter or rescue her from her current path. What you can do is stay steady and loving for your granddaughters. Be the safe place they know they can count ...

Dear Frustrated but Firm: Stop feeling guilty for living your life. Parents are entitled to private family time without the ...

How can I approach this person without seeming rude or insulting? I never want anyone to feel uncomfortable in my home.