My son-in-law is 3 payments behind on our new house. Should I tell my daughter?

i think you should alert your daughter to the situation at hand. Maybe he's in charge of the cash and bills and she thinks everything is under control. If you talk to her about the behind payments, maybe she can intervien and stop all this blowing and going until they can afford to do so without putting their bills and credit at risk.

If she's not been involved in the responsibility of the payments, yes, you better get involved a bit. Especially if the mortgage is in your name and your credit is at risk. If not in your name, and they lose the house, then they may be out on the street and looking for you to take them in. You don't say if they are sharing the house with you or not, so I don't really know what you have at risk.

organize a family meeting with everybody involved. Tell that you all have a problem, and you need to solve it. Make sure that everybody comes up with solutions and that everybody is taking their share in the responsibility.

Take your own responsibility too, rethink the whole thing and come up with a better arrangement which is more probable to work.

Jus ask her casually whether the payments hv bn settled. Then mind ur own business.

Well if it is your house...Yes of course....and if by chance your daughter knows of the situation, let them fall and pick themselves up....they are adults and should know responsiblity

I dont know your situation or anything but why is it his responsibility to pay your bills? Do they live with you? Are you disabled? Depending on the situation, you should tell her.

You live there and it affects you too, so tell her. Let her know that pretty soon, they won't have anywhere to live.

By the way, how are you helping? If you live there and you don't do anything then you can't complain.

Yes you should tell her! If she doesn't know she needs to know. Does she really want to lose her home?

This is not very clear. Why is he making payments on your new home? Why shouldn't you be making your own payments?

why is your son in law paying for your house, maybe you should get a job and help out