Am I wrong for turning my back on my sisters? I don’t want their toxicity touching my life or my children’s lives.

I prefer to keep my life private, and am now being called a liar for doing so. Plus: avoiding invitation overload.

Dear Eyes: In your letter, I see your family pushing you to forgive and forget but I don’t see any apology, remorse or amends ...

After my mother’s death, I went to my dad and confronted him with what my mother had told me. He said it was true and that ...

Dear Eric: I am a middle-aged woman, who, for most of her life was the center of the social scene. I entertained in my home, ...

DEAR BROTHER: It’s probably jarring to read about oneself in an advice column to which one did not write, even if the ...

My immediate family became closer when we moved 4,000 miles away from home, but it's been harder maintaining connections with ...

My wife promised my daughter that she would take her on a trip to Europe for her 16th birthday. My parents and siblings will ...

A living inheritance is giving financial assistance to younger generations while still alive, rather than bequeathing it upon death. While potentially beneficial, giving too much too soon can hinder a ...

I traveled to Italy with my family of five for 16 days with carry-ons only. It made our trip much easier and we had room to ...