Yes, legal families can do that but most of the time it’s triggered by extreme cases. Blood families expel you much less often. But this reminds me of the own

Yes, legal families can do that but most of the time it’s triggered by extreme cases. Blood families expel you much less often. But this reminds me of the owner of Ritual coffee who had to “ban” and fire her husband from her shop because someone upset at where he parked (to do work for his wife) called him the “N-word”. And he enraged asked, did you just call me “n-word?” So it wasn’t his doing, but a perp, but answering the perp in kind got him blacklisted by the “community[1] and professionally by his own wife. [1]meaning busybodies who likely never patronized them store but felt they had to show their virtue. Never did they go after the instigator though. No, it was the guy defending himself.