Still Independent, Now Under One Roof
An able, largely independent parent is joining the household — for companionship, cost, proximity or early support. Not a care plan. A household design, with the parent’s independence written into it.
Independent Parent Move-In Blueprint
“My mother is moving in, and she is not a patient.”
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Move-In Adjustment Plan
“He moved in three weeks ago and we’re already tiptoeing.”
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Couple Alignment Workbook
“My husband isn’t saying no. He isn’t saying yes either.”
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ADU and In-Law Suite Decision Workbook
“We have a contractor’s estimate and a lot of unasked questions.”
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A family decision tool, not a construction or zoning guide. Confirm feasibility with your contractor, lender, insurer and local zoning office.
Parent Move-In Space Edit
“Everything in her house means something. Ours is already full.”
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Childcare Expectations Reset
“I live here. That doesn’t mean I’m always available.”
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Expense, Chore and Supply Reset
“Somebody said “I do everything around here,” and they weren’t wrong.”
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Temporary Parent Stay Plan
“He’s here until he’s better. Nobody has said what better means.”
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Adult Sibling Contribution Plan
“My siblings think Mom living with me settled it.”
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Future-Needs Transition Map
“Nothing is wrong yet. I’d rather talk now than during a crisis.”
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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.