New York judge sides with parents to evict 30-year-old son to move out of their house
- 6 years ago
A New York judge has ordered a 30-year-old man to move out of his parents' house, after they took their son to court to evict him.
Michael Rotondo had moved back into his childhood home eight years ago after losing his job and has refused to leave.
His parents said he did not pay rent or help around the house and rejected their help to find a new place.
They wrote five eviction letters over several months and eventually had to take the matter to the New York State Supreme Court.
After Tuesday's hearing, Rotondo told reporters he was planning on moving out in a few months anyway, but still said he would appeal against the ruling.
Michael Rotondo had moved back into his childhood home eight years ago after losing his job and has refused to leave.
His parents said he did not pay rent or help around the house and rejected their help to find a new place.
They wrote five eviction letters over several months and eventually had to take the matter to the New York State Supreme Court.
After Tuesday's hearing, Rotondo told reporters he was planning on moving out in a few months anyway, but still said he would appeal against the ruling.