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How much does the state of Washington pay a special needs caregiver?
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Can a Washington state caregiver for MM be a felon?
Yes.
Why is Washington D.C. a special state?
Washington, DC is a special state because it isn't a state. The District of Columbia is a Federal district of the Unites States of America.
Does a rifle needs to be registered in Washington state?
Washington State does not require registration of ordinary Title I firearms.
What makes Washington state special?
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Do you need a business license to be a caregiver for the elderly in the state of California?
do you need a business license to be a caregiver for the elderly in california?
What makes Washington State so special?
i don't no fool i ask in u
Do special-needs people know they are special-needs people?
Among some debate, "special-needs people" will have some awareness they are different and may have some intellectual reference to their categorization depending on their psychological state and ability.
Does Maine have a special brick in the Washington Monument?
Yes, the state of Maine has a special brick in the Washington Monument. Maine's memorial stone may be seen at the 30-foot landing.
Why laws differ from state to state?
Because each state is different and needs special things to make its government work.
Does sunshine state standards offer programs for special needs children?
Sunshine state standards offers lots of programs for special needs children. Check with your local office for more information or to sign up for amny programs
Can you take your brother out of a group home if he is a ward of the state without going to court if he is over 18 in the state of Missouri?
No. You should consult with an attorney who specializes in custody and special needs issues. If your brother has special needs the state's authority over him does not end at age eighteen.
Can you sue your husbands girlfriend in Washington state?
You should contact an attorney to discuss your special circumstances.
