Sharon Graham Niederhaus

Beneficial reading. The idea of multi-generational living, whether temporary or long-term, is not new to me, as my maternal grandmother lived in our home for the better part of one year. However, the authors present the trends and the case in favor of multi-generational living with personal examples and the stories from other people across the United States, in varying economic levels. The book forthrightly highlights positives and negatives in their own words and in the words of people favorable and unfavorable to the ideas this represents. While not lawyers themselves, the brother-sister authors point the reader to a wealth of resources on the subject so people can better prepare themselves and their surroundings with possibilities.… (més)