Yes, an 18-year-old is an adult and is therefore, able to care for a minor sibling. That's the legal aspect. However, in reality, the 18-year-old may not be mature enough to care for the sibling, especially if the father is gone for more than a few days. That is putting too much burden on an 18-year-old, in my opinion, and I have a 19-year-old with a younger brother, so this question touches on my real-life experience. I would say it is inadvisable, although not illegal.
he doesn't take care of it
Take care of them when they've been crippled while in the service of their country.
they had to take care of the financial resources of the country.
A father who does not have legal custody of his children cannot be forced to take care of those children while the mother, who has custody, is on vacation. And really, it would not be good for the children to be left with the father if that father actually didn't want to take care of them, but was forced to do so by some form of legal coercion. Children should be cared for by someone who actually wants to care for them. They will get much better care that way.
You need to go to the American Embassy of the country you are in. They can take care of it for you.
Warthogs do take care of their children but just for a while and then they leave them.
you just say honey you are not the father of my baby and i'mso sorry your not but you can still take care of it
The mother seahorse lays it's eggs in the father's pouch. The father carries the eggs around until they hatch. And then the babies are free. The parents don't take care of them.
'take care of' is a phrasal verb so 'taken care of' is the past participle.example sentences:present perfectI have taken care of your cats while you were in hospital.She has taken care of me since I was a child.My father has taken care of the debt.present continuousI am taking care of my sister because my mother is sick.The telephone company is taking care of the problem
take care of this country
The males take care of the cubs while the lionness goes hunting
Unfortunately, no, as he could not fulfill the requirements. However, there may be other public support agencies/benefits that may be available.