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Can a mother in the military take a child from his fathers home?
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What is the fathers rights if a mother has abandoned his child and the child is at the in laws home?
he should be able to simply take the child.
Does a mother have the right to just take the child out of the home and leave without the fathers concent?
Provided there's not custody order in place.
Should mothers stay at home to raise their children?
yes because the mother needs to spend time with ther children. discipline then, learn about then, and nurchuring them the love of a mother is the must valuable. A child cant get a better love then from their mother. No afence Fathers but a Fathers love isn't even as neutering and loving as a mothers.
If child is 18 no longer in school moved out of hus fathers home and is able to work and decides to move back to his fathers home could you have support stoped?
I am a paralegal student and just happen to be discussing child support in family law. I live in Texas and here once the child turns 18 child support stops it also stops when is no longer attending school, has his own family, also meaning if he has a child of his own and joins the military. hope this helps
Can a child leave a foster home to go and live with his or her mother?
YES ... but the child cant just pick up and move in with there Mother or the Mother just cant grab there child and take them home ... A judge has to give the order for the child to return to their Mothers care...
Father dead and mother not taking proper care living in a home without appliances Mother lives in Texas and fathers parents in Pa. If they come to Pa to visit do they have the right to stay in Pa?
No, your grandparent will need to file a child in need of care motion in the Texas court.
What work was done by Mother Mary?
She was not employed outside of the home. As a child she helped her parents around home. After she married Joseph she was a housewife and mother.
What did Mother Teresa like at school?
When Mother Teresa was a child in Albania girls were not allowed to attend school. She was home schooled by her mother.
Do mothers get all the money paid to them from the fathers?
Monies paid to a Mother for support of a Minor child(children) is for the purpose of providing life's essentials, food, clothing, and a stable home atmosphere. However, if the Mother was receiving assistance from the State, some of those monies will be withheld to cover costs incurred by the State.
Biologically and scientifically are mothers more important to children than fathers?
This has been a topic of debate for a long time. Who is more important in a family, the father or the mother? Different people may have different opinions about it, but for me, it is undoubtedly the mother. But surely, everyone knows it has to be a united effort of both the parents to raise a family, but still there, the mother contributes more than the father. This bonding with the child is mostly due to the mother carrying the child in her womb for a good 9+ months, which attaches both of them emotionally.A mother has an undetectable bond with her child, unlike many fathers. She always does her best, to make her family happy. Mothers always sacrifice a lot, for the happiness of her husband and children. She can have a job, and still take care of everything else, from cooking, looking after the children, maintaining the house. Fathers usually go to jobs, and return home for dinner, and that's usually the case in almost every family. Yes, fathers do care about their children, but cannot do many things, like the mother can to her child. When a child is emotionally hurt, or confused, it is the mother he goes to for answers, and to feel good about them. The mother also has a deep emotional attachment with her children, unlike the fathers. A child does need both the parents to grow up, at different stages of his life, but even in an unfortunate case of having a single parent; he/she would always prefer their mother over father.We can even see this in nature, in the wild. The males leave the females after having children to mate with other females. Yes this is harsh, but it is a circle of life. Often this is the case with humans. In the worst case scenario, if there is a divorce between the mother and father, the mother most likely gets the custody of the child. Simply because, everyone knows that a mother will do everything in her power to raise her child in the best possible way she can. They often remarry to have someone as a father figure to the child, to look after her child. Whereas if a child had a single parent, and it was his father, it would be the opposite, the father would most definitely marry another woman, and they may have kids, and the first child would be neglected, as often this is the case in this harsh world. A mother would never neglect her child, except in special cases if she is mentally ill etc. But those are rare cases.So I come to a conclusion, that mothers are most definitely the more important figure in the raising of a family. Yes, some people have a better bond with their father than their mother, but these situations are rare. But mothers and fathers should try to put their differences aside to raise their child the best they can. But even then, parents get separate. Although a child needs both his parents to have a good upbringing, the mother can do a better job if single, with her child than the father. She is next to nothing for a child, and this is why we all love our mothers, maybe a bit more than we do our fathers.
Can a child who lives with his dad in Washington leave home at 17 to go live in Texas with his mom?
Only if he has his fathers permission.
What is an Absentee Parenting?
A parent that does not live in the home, but still keeps in contact with the child. The most common case for this are absentee fathers.
