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I would say both. Parents have to stress about paying their bills and taking care of their family, while kids have school to deal with, and parents giving them a hard time. Kids may also have bullies or something that is bothering them. So with that said, I would say everybody's life is equal because life just isn't fair.
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I am an uderaged parent and live with my parents do they have any say in the child's life?
If you are an underage parent that lives with your parents they have a say in your life as it affects your child. They do not have a say over your child directly.
Child emanispation from parent?
If a child is emancipated, the parent or guardian no longer has any say over the minor's life.
Can a child buy life insurance on a parent?
Yes.
What can a parent do to get the best rates of life insurance to protect their child's future?
If you're looking to protect a child's quality of life should a parent die, look into term life insurance with the term expiring when the child grows up.
How an abusive parent affect a child?
Data shows that a child who is abused will in turn become an abuser later in life. The life of an abused child is affected his/her entire life.
What has the author Joey O'Connor written?
Joey O'Connor has written: 'You're grounded for life!' -- subject(s): Child rearing, Christian life, Conduct of life, Juvenile literature, Parent and child, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Child rearing, Religious aspects of Parent and child
When a child's parent receives a lump sum from a life insurance policy is it figured into child support?
no
Why shoyuldn't you abuse your child?
because it ruins the childs life and tramatizes them for life and most of the time it kills the kid. Its bad for the parent to abuse the child because the parent always gets coaht and
Can you get more child support if other parent doesnt see child?
In general, child support is based on ability to pay, not other factors such as whether the non-custodial parent is involved in the child's life.
When a parent conveys their property to a child but reserves the right to live in the house for the remainder of their life what is that right called?
The parent has retained a life estate in the property.
Does a step-father have any rights to a child if the child's mother is incarcerated?
Step-parent can certainly petition the court for things like visitation and even custody of a child, but this can depend on many things such as if the child has their other biological parent in their life, the type of home situation, the age of the child, any current custody agreement in place, how long the step-parent has been in the life of the child, and so on.
How do you avoid involving the other parent who has not been in the child's life in legal issues after the child has died?
Depends on whether the other parent was not involved by choice, or denied access.
