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Is it legal for you to keep grandparents and aunties away from your seven year old?
Generally, yes. A parent has the right to choose who their child will spend time with.
Can the conservator spend all the money she wants to?
No, a conservator cannot spend all the money she wants to; her spending must be in the best interest of the person under conservatorship. She is required to follow legal guidelines and typically must obtain court approval for significant expenditures. Additionally, she has a fiduciary duty to manage the funds responsibly and to keep accurate records of all transactions. Any misuse of funds could lead to legal consequences.
Can a teenager decide how long to spend the summer vacation with a parent?
The teenager can decide just how long to spend the vacation with a parent, however if the parent disagrees then the decision can be reversed.
Is it illegal to spend NIH funds in research overseas?
no
How do be a nice parent?
You can spend time with them
A bill setting the funds that an agency can spend is called?
An appropriations bill.
What are the three main elements of Fiscal Law?
The three main elements of Fiscal Law are budget authority, time frame, and purpose. Budget authority refers to the legal authority to spend government funds. Time frame pertains to the period in which funds can be obligated and used. Purpose involves the specific reasons or activities for which funds can be expended.
How can I ensure that I spend my funds before losing them?
To ensure you spend your funds before losing them, create a budget, track your expenses regularly, prioritize essential purchases, set financial goals, and avoid unnecessary spending.
The President's refusal to spend appropriated funds is called?
Impoundment
The actual passage of a bill setting the funds that an agency can spend is called a?
An appropriations bill.
Should the US government spend federal funds on research to look for extraterrestrial life?
No!
At age 17 can a child choose which parent to spend time with?
yea
