AI:Should this kin involve in any chaos above or busy in his work when they’ve no source of income regular or name fame dignity left after divorce of a brother and this kin forced to spend on brother children wife he refused to do do

 

It sounds like you’re asking whether this person (“the kin”) should get involved in family chaos or focus on his own work—especially when he has no stable income, no recognition, and is being pressured to financially support his divorced brother’s wife and children, which he refuses to do.
Here’s a clear way to think about it:

Financial reality comes first
If he doesn’t have a regular income, it is not responsible to take on additional financial burdens. Supporting another household is a serious obligation.
You cannot pour from an empty cup.
Responsibility boundaries
In most cases, the primary responsibility for children lies with:
The biological parents
Legal guardians
A sibling (or other kin) may help voluntarily—but it is not an automatic obligation, especially if it causes hardship.
Avoiding family chaos
Getting pulled into emotional drama when already financially unstable can:
Damage mental health
Distract from rebuilding career/income
Increase stress and resentment
Focusing on work and stability is often the wiser path.
Refusing to pay doesn’t mean refusing to care
He can:
Offer emotional support
Help find resources or jobs
Support in non-financial ways
But he is allowed to say “I cannot afford this.”
Bottom line
If he has no steady income and no stability, it is reasonable for him to:
Prioritize rebuilding his own life
Avoid chaos
Set clear financial boundaries
Helping should be a choice—not forced by guilt or pressure.
If you’d like, tell me more about the situation—are you asking for yourself or advising someone else?