Other People's Problems

A bride to be is set to walk down the isle in two weeks. She just found out something about her fiance that is making her question if she should say, "I do."

A single father has finally found someone he wants to date. The problem is that he's not sure his children will approve of the woman he is interested in.

On Other People's Problems, the debate for this family is whether or not they should serve alcohol because one of the family members is a recovering addict.

A mom is concerned about a crush that a student has on her child. She wants to get involved and put a stop to it.

A husband and wife can't agree on a piece of art that hangs in their home. She wants it gone, he says it's art. The only problem is it's tied to his ex girlfriend.

A husband fears that his wife is in the beginning stages of burying him alive. He isn't sure but needs help identifying if she is a hoarder or just a slob.

For Other People's Problems, a man is worried because his wife wants to invite another man to live in their home. She says it's not about love. She claims it's the only way to make their situation work.

A woman knows something about her sister's new boyfriend. She can't tell though because she would lose her job. But she is worried about her sister getting hurt.

A couple was on vacation and their dog was killed while they were gone. Based on the circumstances of how their dog died, they feel the dog sitter is at fault.

For Other People's Problems, parents can't agree if it's appropriate or not to kiss their kids on the mouth. Is this a big deal or a normal way to show love to your kids? Dad's reason is scientific. Mom's is based on emotion.