Do you think my husband and I are wrong for cutting his brother from our life?

My husband%26#039;s brother has always been somewhat of a trouble maker. He is selfish and a liar to boot. About 5 years ago, he ran off with my husband%26#039;s youngest brothers wife. It did not last long but long enough for her get pregnant. She went back to her husband (who is in a wheelchair from a wreck). They have two children together prior this incidence, and he forgave her for the children%26#039;s sake. Since he forgave her, we all accepted him back in our lives. However, around 6 months ago they were caught in the act again. My husband and I have three children and we do not approve of what he has done. We have not spoken to him since it happened and have cut him off completely. I do not want my children around the trash, and to honest, it is really embarrassing. He thinks he has done absolutely nothing wrong. Now, they are expecting another baby. I could write a book on all the other things he has done in his lifetime. Their mother thinks we are in the wrong. What did you think?

Do you think my husband and I are wrong for cutting his brother from our life?
He%26#039;s not a good influence to your children. I think your doing the right thing, by cutting him out of your life. First, though, make sure your husband approves of cutting his own brother out. If he agrees, I think you should. Well thats just me. It really depends on you, though. Hope that helps!
Reply:its UR choice if u dont want him around ur kids. I wouldnt want him around either. bsides he%26#039;s jus an uncle he aint the daddy
Reply:You need to look out for your household crazy inlaws are a no-no. You don%26#039;t need the disharmony in your life if he wants to be dysfunctional let him keep it in the streets. I say forget him he has nothing to offer your family but chaos.



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