Or, let's say the housing office determines there is an extra adult living there, and you should have known about it.

I’m a single mom of two adults kids, veteran, world traveler, breast cancer survivor, and tennis fanatic.

Have all the adults sign the lease so they all have skin in the game.Or just flat out NO.

The most important thing I learned at University, is how to learn, as an adult. 

Well it looks like an adult driving with possibly a teen and an expensive car through what appears to be apartments to me.

I am in a beach vacation market that still tends to get mostly older adults and I get the majority from Airbnb.  

I hope everyone is doing well! I appreciate you all for taking the time to read this message—I know your time is valuable, and I’ll keep this short.
A bit of background: I’m getting married this December to my wonder...

Amy's adult son currently has a criminal case for molesting a small child of one of her long time employees and she spends her time hiding his behaviors, blaming and indirectly threatening the victim and the victims family rather than being a decent human being (not so Godly eh?)

I don't see if I had 1-10 members in my family how would this make a difference if I had the same number or less adults cohesively sharing my home that I would be living at. 

It seems like we keep giving the government more and more rights to modify agreements between adults where no fraud is suggested.