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Can grandparent come and take a child from a stepparent if biological parent dies?
Not for final full custody. The court has to decide who the children will go to. If they have lived with stepparent for years and know him/her as a parent the stepparent have a chance for custody. If the biological parent have left a will with his/hers wishes, it will also play a part. It's all about what is best for the children. Get a lawyer.
Can a stepparent take a stepchild to get their learners permit in Michigan?
Yes
Can a stepparent take a stepchild to get their learners permit in Pennsylvania?
In Pennsylvania, a stepparent can take a stepchild to get their learner's permit if they have written permission from the biological or legal parent. The written consent must specify that the stepparent has the authority to accompany the stepchild for obtaining the permit. Both the stepparent and the biological or legal parent should carry identification when going for the learner's permit.
Can a stepparent take your child to the doctor and get diagnoses without breaking the hippa law?
Generally, no, unless there is a written consent signed by both biological parents on file with the health care provider.
Is it normal to feel resentment towards spoiled stepchild?
It is actually common for a stepparent to have mixed and even negative feelings toward a stepchild. However, as an adult figure in that child's life, it is important for a stepparent to make a strong effort to treat the child with respect (even when this is not reciprocated) and not to assume the role of a replacement mother or father (the child already has a mother and father), and instead to assume the role of an adult role model and caretaker. Sometimes it is helpful to regard one's role as a stepparent as being similar to the role of a school teacher in a child's life: you are an adult role model who is partially responsible for and to the child and to the child's parents, but your purview of authority is typically secondary to that of the actual parents. Obviously in many mixed families a stepparent might develop a very warm and close relationship with a stepchild, but this is not necessarily the case. If as a stepparent you feel that your relationship with your stepchild is problematic, it can be very, very helpful for you to start visiting a counselor or psychologist--not because there is something wrong with you, but to help you understand your own feelings and to find ways of dealing with the problems of being a stepparent. Family or couple's counseling might potentially follow this, or happen in conjunction with this, but it is important for you to have an adviser who helps *you* specifically as well. All that said, it is essential in any mixed family that the biological parent to whom you are married treats you with respect and dignity when dealing with his or her child (your stepchild). For instance, a stepchild that is violent or abusive to a stepparent is something that his or her biological parent must take steps to protect you, the stepparent, from. Whether or not a stepchild is spoiled is a value judgment that you should avoid: instead, your counselor or psychologist can help you understand why you have this value judgment and how you can get past this so that you can maximize the potential in your relationship with your stepchild while simultaneously maintaining communication and health interaction in your marriage.
Can you take out a life insurance policy on a stepparent?
Only if you get written permission from them in a well stated contract.
How long does it take for zonegran to work for epilepsy?
It will take the body a few months to adjust.
How long does it take the eye to adjust from darkness to light?
20 seconds
If a noncustodial parent travels for work can you stop extended overnight visits?
Not if there's a stepparent or grandparent to take on the task.
How long does it take to adjust the valves?
The year, make, model and engine info needed.
How long should it take for your boyfriend tO acknowledge your child?
Not long at all.
How long will it take you to get your foster child?
it can take up to 6months-8months longer if the child you want to adopt has a disability
