u/UnicornGerdy

Long story short, my husband and i might be inviting my nephew (not blood related) to move in. He newly graduated high school and is 18. He's currently living in a crappy situation, sleeping on the couch at his grandma's and his parenting situation hasn't prepared him to be an adult. We'll need to get him a birth certificate, social security card, learners permit, a job......etc. He really is a great kid but will need a lot of guidance. My husband and I choose not to have kids and we're in our late 30s. We're trying to make a list of things we'll need to do to prepare and plan to have him sign a lease in the event things go sideways but we also just need some house rules. This is what we have so far:

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1. No house guests in the first 6 months without our permission (we have cameras).

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2. He will be assigned chores he's expected to do.

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3. He will pay for our increase in car insurance once he has a job and will contribute to a savings account.

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4. Keeps his room clean/ no dishes.

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5. Helps with pets when needed.

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6. No overnight guests until TBD.

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7. House meetings will be held at least once a month to determine how things are going.

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8. Housing situation will be reassessed every 6 months (in case things aren't going well), reinforced with lease.

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He has been my nephew since he was 3, regardless of not actually being related to me and I need to make sure that we start this situation off with as clear expectations as we can get. Any advice would be great.

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