The Annoying Relative

Do you see it as a burden or an added advantage when your relatives visit you?

No, I don't see it as a burden or an added advantage when my relatives visit me. In my family, we all loved each other, and visiting each other is what we love doing best. Also, everyone in my family has something to do, so whenever any of my relatives visit me, I do feel happy about it, because they do bring something for me. It has never been a burden to me. The last time my younger sister visited me when I was still in school, she brought enough food stuffs for me, and such a visit is what I do wish for.

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Is there a relative you find to be very annoying that you detest his or her presence in your house?

No, there is no one like that in my family that I find annoying to the extent that I detest myself in his or her presence in my house. Like I said my family is built on loving one another and caring for one another. The only person I would say is my cousin's sister, but she has changed her way of life. As of then when we were both in the same school I used to detest myself from her because she is a talkertive and someone who like to be around men than women which I causion her to stopped but she prove stubborn with me and began avoiding me, but today we are very close with each other.

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Share your experience with this relative of yours

While we were in school, she would just be monitoring my moves, to find fault in me, so she could report me home, so they would now see her as a saint. Her parents always caution her about her movement in school and put her under my custody which I tried my possible best to make her stay focus in her academic, but she still claim to be stubborn and began to keep malice with me that I don't want her to have peace in school that whatever she does I will criticize her. Due to all this, we stopped talking with each other in school, but today, as I write this post about him, we are now very close relatives.

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Is it possible for one's relatives to divide one's home? Explain

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Yes, one's relatives can divide one's home which can happen easily:

• When a person dies without a will
• When the person didn't give them legal rights
• Or when the person who dies co-owns the property with them.

But when you are alive, it would be hard for your home to be divided without your permission or a legal basis.

For example, if Mr Emmanuel owns a house in his name and is alive and well, his children or siblings cannot divide or sell his house. If Mr Emmanuel passes away without a will, the law will divide the home among his legal heirs, and they can then decide to divide or sell the house.

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