I have tried to be a good mother-in-law. I never visit unannounced. When my DIL had surgery for breast cancer, I took her to ...

Dementia can sometimes present in such a fashion, with increasing hostility, suspicion, and misplaced blame often toward a ...

Since that time, we have seen each other at family functions, and we are cordial but distant. I feel that my DIL was ...

Dear Annie: My daughter-in-law and I have never had a good relationship, but we tolerate each other because of my son.

Dementia can sometimes present in such a fashion, with increasing hostility, suspicion and misplaced blame often toward a ...

I feel that my DIL was disrespectful of my feelings by not wanting to give me a ride that night. I think she owes me an ...

Dementia can sometimes present in such a fashion, with increasing hostility, suspicion and misplaced blame often toward a ...

Dear Annie: I’m a 66-year-old man. My fiancee and I have been together for over 35 years. I know we should be married by now, ...

Dear Annie: My best friend, “Claire,” has been dating her boyfriend, “Jay,” for three years. I really liked him when they ...

Dear Annie: My daughter-in-law and I have never had a good relationship, but we tolerate each other because of my son.

In today's Dear Annie column, Annie Lane offers advice to a reader who is still upset about an incident with her daughter-in-law that happened almost a year ago.

Dementia (there are several types), a host of other medical conditions or perhaps a combination of medications could be the culprit behind this sudden change in personality and behavior. If this is ...