My mother-in-law said she doesn’t contribute money or effort.

The mother-in-law has the ability to contribute money and effort, and there is nothing wrong with the mother-in-law not being able to contribute money or effort, because the mother-in-law has done her best to raise her eldest son, which is hard enough. When her son gets married, it can be said that she has completed her task. Logically and legally, there is no obligation for the mother-in-law to contribute money and effort. She can only make her own choice whether to contribute. As daughters-in-law, we are like a family when we enter a house. We should first be a good daughter-in-law and not force our mother-in-law to do too many things for us. Care is mutual. If a daughter-in-law is a good mother-in-law, she will do her best to help her.