When he is a legal adult, 18. If the child was older, I would say he could file a petition for emancipation, but yeah...he's only 12. You could report him to Social Services, tell them what you're seeing and whatnot, Don't know what they'd do about SS money though. But yeah, until he is of legal age, he can't live elsewhere without parental permission. My advice is, if you really want to do something...you're going to have to make a legal matter. Involve child protective services and all that. Messy situation.
Bipolar is hereditary; someone in the uncle's immediate ancestry would have had it and passed it on. That person could also have passed it on to the nephew. It is common for it to skip generations.
Her nephew who she looked after once her sister passed away when they boy was young.
its from father its from father its from father
Not yet!
Lil Wayne's Father Lil Wayne's father passed away.
My father had a farm passed down to him from his father it was rented and now i would like to know if I could have the farm passed down to me I'm the 3rd generation is it possible
Yes there is a definite genetic connection in the case of RA It can be passed through the father the mother or both.
not positive but heard that his father passed away. #SWAG
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No, Joyce Meyer's father passed away in 1971.
you go behind him then get him
Genetic conditions carried on the Y chromosome, such as hemophilia and Duchenne muscular dystrophy, can only be passed from father to son. This is because the Y chromosome is inherited exclusively from the father.