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How old does my daughter have to be to be able to make her own decisions regarding speaking to her estranged father in Arizona?
- When your daughter is 18 she is no longer a minor and can make her own decisions. However, if you are having problems with your daughter and she is anxious because she is curious about her father perhaps it would be wise to let her see her father. Most children have a bond with both parents no matter what the spouses know about each other and why they have divorced.
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What is the Navajo word for maternal grandmother?
Sitsóí- my maternal grandchildren Shinali= my paternal grandchildren Sitsóóké- my grandchildren Sitsi'- my daughter (male speaking) Shiye'- my son (male speaking) Shich'é'é- my daughter (female speaking) Shiyáázh -my son (female speaking)
Can you marry your father's sister's daughter's daughter That is your aunt's granddaughter?
That would b ur cousins daughter, and your aunts grand-daughter, so, technically speaking, you could legally get married. We_are_all_unique Yes. It is possible.
The Dunns are shocked when their Spanish-speaking daughter-in-law says certain things. She has a good command of English but she does not have a sense of what should be said to her English-speaking in?
Misunderstanding
How often are presidents successful in appointing judges who reflect their judicial philosophy?
Generally speaking the nominations of US presidents are rarely rejected. This means that although the candidates may lean toward a particular philosophy of a president, they are on the whole considered to be fair when it comes to decisions regarding the US Constitution.
Who is speaking and to whom is he speaking?
To answer that question accurately, I would need more context regarding the specific situation, text, or scenario you are referring to. Could you provide additional details?
Is it okay for a mother to interrupt her daughter when she is speaking?
No, because she will think it is ok to interrupt you. and it is just kinda rude.
Who is mrdarcy's cousin?
If you are speaking of Pride and Prejudice, I am pretty sure it is Lady Catherine de Bourgh's daughter.
Can you wear a pad through security?
Depends on what pad we are speaking of and restrictions regarding that item at each airport at the time
Is there a name for the parents of your daughter-in-law?
The English language has no term to describe a relationship between you and the parents of your daughter-in-law. In English-speaking cultures, you are not related. If you have to refer to them other than by name, you can call them "my son's parent's-in-law" or "my daughter-in-law's parents."
What does the nurse in Romeo and Juliet mean about the four teeth and about her daughter?
The nurse in Romeo and Juliet is referencing her daughter's age by speaking about her four teeth, suggesting she is very young. This comment also indicates that the nurse remembers when her daughter was just a child, highlighting the passage of time and the different stages of life.
What does it mean nothing done with intelligence is done without speech?
This means that intelligent actions or decisions are usually communicated through speech. It implies that speaking or verbal communication is often a key aspect of utilizing intelligence in making decisions or taking action.
What was the name of Chief Powhatan's daughter?
Matoaka was the real name of the woman known today as Pocahontas. She was the daughter of Powhatan, the primary chief of a powerful confederacy in Virginia, comprised mostly of Algonquin speaking tribes. The word Pocahontas is reputed to mean "daughter" in the Algonquin language.
