It depends on the situation, the custody, etc.
If you are a custodial parent and your ex has become or taken up with or married someone who has decided to be a Jehovah's Witness or is one, much of how the rest of it goes depends greatly on how the relationship is between the divorced parents and their maturity level...But JWs are a well known head ache.
However, you can have a legal document that the non custodial parent is to keep with them, or copies for both the non custodial and his wife or her husband to carry with them at all times that states the legal custodial parent consents to certain medical proceedures and authorizes it while in the care of the JWs.
It depends a great deal on what the medical decision is and why there is a problem.
If at least one party is considered emotionally fit, mature, normal, squared away, custodial or not, anything can be petitioned by the courts.
What you can do is start off and do your own leg work by internet searching state laws for your state or the other state if it is a factor as well, custody cases for your state or various other court cases as precident but know your state laws--know the state laws concerning where the custodial parent lives, and know you can appeal if there are grounds. Also, jurisdiction is where the custodial parent lives..the state and county. That's where court cases will take place.
Do an internet search for what it is you are looking for. Once you do that, go from there and seek professional legal help.
Know your legal rights and empower yourself effectively and intelligently.
No. Your parents have to consent.
According to Kentucky state law, you must be 18 to move out of your parents' home without their consent.
If you are a minor, then yes, you do need your parents consent.
When you are of the legal age in your country; usually either 18 or 21.
If the parents are married, yes. If one parent has sole custody that parent can consent.
you can get a tattoo anywhere with parents consent oh and by the way if your 16 you can get it without your parents consent
Yes. She should have a written and notarized consent with her at all times. Also, the parents must have an attorney draft a Power of Attorney so that she can have the child treated in a medical emergency. The attorney could also draft the appropriate consent form.Yes. She should have a written and notarized consent with her at all times. Also, the parents must have an attorney draft a Power of Attorney so that she can have the child treated in a medical emergency. The attorney could also draft the appropriate consent form.Yes. She should have a written and notarized consent with her at all times. Also, the parents must have an attorney draft a Power of Attorney so that she can have the child treated in a medical emergency. The attorney could also draft the appropriate consent form.Yes. She should have a written and notarized consent with her at all times. Also, the parents must have an attorney draft a Power of Attorney so that she can have the child treated in a medical emergency. The attorney could also draft the appropriate consent form.
yes if you have parents consent you can move out at 17
Where in Georgia can you get married without parents consent
16 with a parents consent.
If the parents consent, yes.
a 16 year old can move out of parents house without consent. Yes, with a parents consent only!