Mitt Romney has a lot of problems, not just an in-law problem. Matthew Mosk (@mattmosk) joins Greg Palast in writing about the Romney family (and extended family) today, and all their little business antics.

In case you missed it, Romney secretly made millions, and his biggest donors billions, off taxpayer funded auto bailout.

Mosk reports:

Mitt Romney’s rise in business and politics has served as a marketing bonanza for two of his wife’s closest relatives, both Utah-based businessmen who have benefited from, and are said to have traded on, their connection to the presidential candidate even as they suffered a succession of embarrassing business and legal difficulties.

Ann Romney’s brother Roderick Davies, who filed for bankruptcy in 2010, and nephew Ryan Davies, who oversaw a now-bankrupt green energy venture, have both been out on the campaign trail to offer support for Romney. But back in Utah, the two men have left a trail of unhappy business partners, a number of whom spoke with ABC News to express concern about how the two might try and capitalize on a Romney presidency.

The family that messes up together rarely fesses up together.