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What are the different between single parent and parent?
They kind of mean the same thing but the difference is that : Single parent = A parent who is doing everything by her/his self like raising a family or handling children on his/her own. Parent = A parent is just everything. A parent is just a parent.
Is it legal for a parent to allow teenagers to get drunk and use tobacco?
No, it isn't and they can be arrested for delinquency of a minor. I just found out that in GGeorgia it is legal for parents to give their own children alcohol in their own home.
How can you adopt a baby without the expense of going through an agency?
Answer If you go through the Department of children and families, they help with the expenses. In Iowa I know all that you pay is time to register to be an adoptive parent by going to classes, background check, and home study. Then when a child or children are found and you think it is a match you wish to make permanent, they will help you adopt the child(s) what ever it takes. My suggestion for you being an adoptive parent, is to become a foster parent too. There is no extra classes, but in you at least get to have the child in the home to see if they are a fit for your family. We had about 20 foster children and we adopted the last 2 children that was placed in our home. There was a few we thought was a fit, and turned out to be just to much for our family.
Do adult children of deceased have more rights than step-parent spouse?
because they just do
Do adult children of deceased have more rights than step parent spouse?
because they just do
If you don't have any children how should you treat your partner's children?
Just as if they were your own.But you must understand that some children do give problems-whether they are your own or your partner's.You just have to be a good parent. Experts say that a step parent should never put themselves in a parental role with the children.The biological parent always does the discipline never put yourself in that position, if you do you may regret it.
What are the Pleasures of being a parent?
One of a parent's most enjoyable pleasures is to live long enough to become an embarrassment to their child, just as their parents embarrassed them when they were children.
Can custodial parent lock children out of home in Indiana?
If the child is a minor, no, they cannot. Expelling a minor for from their parent or legal guardian's home is an act of neglect. Generally when police officers encounter a child who has been kicked out or locked out, they will bring them back to the parent and force the parent to let them back in. If they refuse, they are arrested and charged with neglect. This is true in all states. If a child is committing crimes, the parent can alert the police to the criminal act and see to it that the child is prosecuted or remanded to the state as a ward of the court and removed from their custody based on the same. But a parent does not have authority to decide they want to expel their child from the home just because they want to.
Can a parent take life insurance out on another parent if they are divorced and have children together?
Probably, but you would need the cooperation of the other person to do so. Might not be a bad idea if you are the parent depending on child support. Just go with term insurance for the period of time when the children are minors.
What happens when deceased mom leaves home to her three children and one lives in the home?
Legally, all three own an equal share in the home. The fact that one lives in the home is legally irrelevant. Before she died, one of the children was living in the mother's home, owned by one person. Now, one of the children is living in a home owned by 3 people. Property owned by multiple people or entities can make things challenging. As equal owners, all three children must unanimously decide to sell the home. In most states and situations, it is insufficient for one or two owners to decide to sell---all three must do that. It is ideal to get the property into one person's name only. This would mean two of the children would have to give up the rights to property (and probably they would want some compensation...to be "bought out"). To the original question, "possession is 9/10 of the law" isn't actually true. Just because one of the children is living in the house does not give that person a greater right to the property than the other two.
Do parent hit kids?
Clisya: Some parent believe it is wrong to hit their children however some parents believe to teach there children discipline you must punish them or maybe they just hit there children because they got very angry or annoyed at them and couldn't control there temper.
What happen if parent let children stay home alone?
Haven't you seen the movie? If a murderer comes along it will just be a hilarious series of events that lead to complete and utter safety...have fun leaving your kid alone.
