Still Grown, Under One Roof Again
A grown child is coming back — after a breakup, a layoff, a lease increase or a deliberate plan to save. These ten workbooks keep the arrangement adult: explicit about money, privacy and progress, and warmer than a lease.
Adult-Child Co-Living Reset
“He’s moving back in, and I don’t want us to become parent and teenager again.”
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Return-Home Readiness Check
“She asked to come home. I haven’t answered yet.”
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Post-Relationship Landing Plan
“The relationship ended, and she’s in the spare room by Friday.”
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Career Re-Entry-at-Home Plan
“He lost the job. I don’t want to become his supervisor.”
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Goal-Based Return Plan
“I moved home to save. I want something to show for it.”
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Family Contribution Chooser
“The first of the month is coming. Do we charge rent or not?”
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Three-Generation Reset
“My kids and I moved in with my parents, and they keep overruling me.”
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Adult Privacy Boundary Builder
“I’m thirty-four and I feel like I’m being checked on.”
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Sibling Fairness Conversation Kit
“My brother thinks we’re bankrolling her.”
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Return-Home Exit Reset
“It’s been two years. Nobody will start the conversation.”
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Not an eviction process. Tenancy, disability and safety questions belong with a local attorney or housing service.
That is the only question this collection answers. If yours sits somewhere else, start here:
Every Roumo workbook supports a household conversation and records what the people in it decided. It is not legal, medical, financial, tax, housing-rights or mental-health advice. Local rules and individual circumstances vary. When rights, ownership, care safety or a major financial commitment are involved, bring in a licensed professional.
If there is a threat, coercion, abuse or a medical emergency in the house, that is not a worksheet problem. Contact emergency services or a qualified professional.
Where a workbook touches law, health or money more closely than most, it carries its own note naming that boundary. Read it before you start.