The situation highlights serious concerns regarding the well-being of the fiancé's disabled father amidst living complications due to the economic climate. The lack of personal care and suicidal risk raises alarms about possible self-neglect. The letter emphasizes the need for a discussion among family members to seek comprehensive support for the father, as well as to ensure a safe environment for both the child and the rest of the household. Calling Adult Protective Services is considered necessary to provide the needed assistance.
It sounds like your fiancé's father needs more comprehensive help than he currently has access to. If he's at-risk for suicide and has problems providing for his basic needs, then, yes, Adult Protective Services or a social worker should be brought into assist the family.
You, your fiancé and whoever else is in the house need to have a frank conversation about the tensions and how you can all best work to protect the vulnerable people in the home, namely your fiancé's father and your child.
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