New York judge evicts 30-year-old from parents' home [View all]
After months of legal wrangling, a judge on Tuesday (May 22) sided with the mother and father of a 30-year-old man, ordering him to finally leave their upstate New York home, according to Syracuse.com. Michael Rotondo had been living with his parents in their Camillus home for eight years, during which he said he'd never been expected to contribute to expenses or help around the house, according to his response to his parent's lawsuit.
In February, Mark and Christina Rotondo sent the first of five letters evicting their son from the house. Michael Rotonto refused to leave despite his parents' offer of $1,100 cash to find a new place to stay, advice on selling some of his valuables to get money and the suggestion that there were plenty of jobs available, "even for those with a poor work history like you," one letter read.
Rotondo's parents sued in local and county court before turning to a state Supreme Court for help with their son's removal. In the hearing Tuesday, Michael Rotondo tried to argue that his parents haven't given a sufficient legal reason for him to leave, and the law allows him another six months at home because he's family.
State Supreme Court Justice Donald Greenwood disagreed and issued the order forcing Rotondo out. Rotondo vowed to appeal before heading back to his parent's house, Syracuse.com reported.
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